Why was the Great Aweanking a social equalizer -Answer-The Great Awakening promoted equalization for all. The colonists believed that they should be held in the same light as British citizens who lived in Britain. The Great Awakening was a social equalizer because it allowed all people to have the chance for salvation.
Answer: the states were not free to trade among themselves under the Articles
Explanation:
British tyranny in the colonies would not be tolerated. The Declaration was a document that officially States that the colonial are claiming their independence. The US constitution was an official document that came after the articles of confederation that United the States and established a federal government.
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The most lasting effect of the war on Mexicans was psychological. A tragic loss of soldiers and battles, the humiliation of having their capital and much of the country occupied by enemy troops, and the ignominy of a peace treaty that alienated half of the national territory (counting Texas) was a severe blow.
President Clinton wanted the United States to become involved with the Protocol, but it has never been brought before the Senate for ratification because one of the issues regarding the Protocol was never resolved. That contingent was regarding the meaningful participation of developing countries in respect to lowering greenhouse gases. Later it was dropped by the Bush administration.
