The correct answer is the inability to regulate commerce among the states. The Articles left unclear the role of the federal government in trade between the sovereign states, which could have led to tariffs, trade wars, etc between the states. It did, however, regulate the expansion of the country (into the Great Lakes region) and allow the government to establish embassies in foreign countries.
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Answer: A trade barrier is a restriction on international trade.
Explanation: Trade barriers are government efforts to control/block any trades outside the country. They decrease general economic efficiency, which can be further supported by the theory of comparative advantage. Comparative advantage means that when a country produces a good for a lower opportunity cost than other areas. A country with comparative advantage makes trade-offs worth it.
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Lincolns originally said slavery should be preserved in its current colonies but shall not be expanded.
<span>That was the politically popular/convenient thing to say without losing the election. </span>
<span>Lincoln wanted to keep the union together and if that meant keeping slaves in the South so be it. </span>
<span>When the emancipation proclamation came to his desk, he re-examined the political climate and decided to do what was morally right despite political backlash.</span>
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