The answer to the question is none of the above. In the period between the revolutionary war and the constitution state governments were dominated by none of the above.
<h3>What was the revolutionary war?</h3>
This is the term that is used to refer to the American revolution. This was the war that drove the British people out of the United States and caused them to have their own self government.
The revolutionary war was fought because the administration of the British was filled with a lot of ills and a lot of sufferings for the Americans.
Complete question
In the period between the Revolutionary War and the Constitution, state governments were dominated by
a strong executive
a strong legislature
an administrative bureaucracy
none of the above
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Answer: Yes, because they were rightfully fighting for their independence from Spain.
Explanation:
The First Cry (August 24, 1896), when Supremo Andres Bonifacio had his troops tore up their cedulas to declare the start of the revolution, was the Filipinos´ first step to kindle their rightful fight for independence. The Philippine Revolution led the secret revolutionary organization, the Kataastaasang Kagalang-galang na Katipunan ng mga Anak ng Bayan (KKK, or Katipunan) to overcome the government.
The regions were sucked up into the conflict and into numerous proxy wars. The region alignment was of major concern to the two powers each competing to check each other powers in the region and extend its interests. The middle east became more important because of its rich oil fields.
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