Answer:
Great Britain
Explanation:
At the beginning of the Great War, the United States were trading with Great Britain. Eventually the United States said that they wouldn't help any belligerent in the war, but still somewhat discreetly traded with Great Britain and gave them weapons. It wasn't until I believe the Zimmerman Telegram that was supposedly sent from Germany to Mexico where Germany was asking Mexico to go to war with the United States to reclaim their lost land and stall any United States advance into Europe, that the United States got involved in the war. The Zimmerman Telegram is a widely disputed issue in the realm of WW1. As for your original question though, I believe the correct answer is they were trading profitably with Great Britain. Hope this helped!
-Kirito
Answer:
B. National Is The Correct Answer!
Explanation:
The Articles of Confederation established a weak national government comprising a one-house legislature.
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There are three reasons for the growth of representative self-government in the 13 colonies. One of them is the population growth: this allowed cities to be formed and at the same time centers of government appeared. Another reason is the development of an independent economy: this allowed some colonies to issue their own money. And last but not least, the attempts of the British to control and dominate their colonies: this made the colonies to really want to have a self-government and their citizens to decide who they want to rule over them.
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