The earliest days of the Republic, Americans had expanded their nation by moving westward. When looking overseas for new markets, the United States naturally looked to the Pacific.
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Answer: A. People moved to U.S cities
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A big debate in forming a new government after July, 1776 was <u>who should have </u><u>more power </u><u>- </u><u>states </u><u>or </u><u>central government. </u>
<h3>Forming a new government </h3>
- After the Declaration of Independence, the biggest issue in forming government was state rights v. government rights.
- There was a general feeling that state rights were more important.
As a result, states held more collective power than the central government which was quite weak. Eventually there was a recognition that the central government needed to be powerful to maintain unity.
In conclusion, option B is correct.
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