B. It included a list of ways the colonists supported the British.

C. It formally restated the purpose of the document and officially declared independence from Great Britain.

D. It formally stated the ways the British supported the colonists.

A. The authority to rule comes from divine commands.

B. The will of the majority should decide major political issues.

C. The political system should be understood as a social contract.

D. The government should provide individuals with food and water to survive.

B. The plans were made based on the expectation that the weather would get worse, which would allow Washington to attack in the fog.

C. The plans were built around the flatness of the land, which would allow the Continental Army to surround the Hessian forces in secret.

D. The plans were hindered by poor weather conditions that made the river crossing by the Continental Army lose precious time.

B. Washington could have lost the French’s support because he would have lost the battle against the British at Saratoga.

C. Washington could have forced the British to retreat from the area sooner.

D. Washington could have been unable to fight in unfavorable conditions because he was not accustomed to fighting open-field, European style battles.

B. The French navy, positioned off the Atlantic coast, cut off the escape of the British forces at Yorktown.

C. The Americans were outnumbered and resorted to guerrilla warfare, which led to the defeat of the British.

D. By positioning the American artillery on the bluffs above Yorktown, the patriots were able to seize the victory

A. He was a skilled diplomat who negotiated alliances with European nations.

B. He served bravely for the American cause, assisting Marquis de Lafayette to help win the Battle of Yorktown.

C. As an American Indian who chose the Patriot cause when his tribe sided with the British, he helped them win many battles.

D. Because he was a soldier dissatisfied with his lack of recognition for his heroic deeds, he decided to leave the army without permission.

A.

France ceded the Louisiana Territory to Spain to compensate for their losses in the war.

B.

The United States would be governed by a confederation instead of a unitary government.

C.

The western border of the United States would be the Mississippi River instead of the Appalachian Mountains.

D.

The Continental Congress would encourage states to return property confiscated during the Revolutionary War.

A.

The Treaty allowed Americans to freely trade with the French.

B.

It meant that the French could no longer impose taxes on the British.

C.

The Treaty of Paris of 1783 formally recognized the United States as an independent country. 

D.

It meant that the French and the British could never go to war with each other in the future.

A.

The United States was inspired by the expansion of its borders and continued expansion.

B.

The United States was confident of prosperity because the British established a colonial administration to help them with financial matters.

C.

The United States was resentful of the requirement that limited trade with other nations.

D.

The United States was happy to remove all Loyalists from the new country and take their possessions.

A.

The absence of a bicameral legislature for balanced representation among states.

B.

The failure to secure individual rights and liberties through a Bill of Rights.

C.

The central government's inability to maintain law and order, especially in dealing with internal conflicts and uprisings.

D.

The inability to regulate interstate commerce and establish a unified economic system.

A.

The Articles of Confederation's emphasis on a strong executive branch led to excessive concentration of power, eroding state sovereignty and individual freedoms.

B.

The Article of Confederation's inability to impose taxes led to not having a national army and navy.

C.

The Articles of Confederation's lack of a judicial branch resulted in a lackof authority to pass laws.

D.

The Articles of Confederation's provision for equal representation of states in COngress caused underrepresentation of small states.

A.

The confederation government could not control its states like England controlled its colonies by forcing them to pay taxes.

B.

The confederation government could not generate money to recover from the Revolutionary War, leaving it weak and susceptible. 

C.

The confederation government could not generate enough support to pay for the replacement of munitions following Shays’ Rebellion. 

D.

The confederation government could not make citizens fund the union because they continuously pushed westward, away from governmental control.

A.

It guaranteed a strong centralized government.

B.

It afforded individual rights and civil liberties to the American public.

C.

It preserved the wealth and power of privileged elites.

D.

It ensured that representatives ascertained the will of the people.

A.

It forced the Federalists to think about how to moderate public opinion.

B.

It forced the Federalists to think about how to abridge colonial governances.

C.

It forced the Federalists to think about how the Constitution impacted civil liberties.

D.

It forced the Federalists to think about how the government could undermine state governments.

A.

The small states would have retained the same level of influence as larger states.

B.

All enslaved people would count toward a state's representation.

C.

There would be only two branches of government.

D.

The state governments would have less power.

E.

The legislature would be unicameral.

A.

To find a solution to the representation issue in the legislative branch.

B.

Small states wanted more authority over international trade.

C.

To address concerns about the powers of the executive branch.

D.

To resolve disagreements over trade policies and taxation.

The united states didnt know how to fight european style french leaders such as marquis de lafayette and baron von steuben helped american soldiers train along side wastington

Sakera, Ashley, Jaden

I say this because George Washington's attack at Trenton was affected by harsh weather conditions. The icy Delaware River crossing was difficult and time-consuming, which delayed the attack but still led to a successful surprise attack against the Hessian forces.

The answer is B because the congress of the Confederation relied on contributions from the states to pay its expenses yet, had no power to force states to contribute. And each state government had its own executive and courts also there was no national executive to provide leadership.

The answer is B because the congress of the Confederation relied on contributions from the states to pay its expenses yet, had no power to force states to contribute. And each state government had its own executive and courts also there was no national executive to provide leadership.