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Why did Siam remain independent?
Siam remained independent because the kind of Siam kept playing the French and the British against each other.
How many votes did each state get under the Articles of Confederation?
There is two senators in each state
Was each state sovereign under the articles of confederation?
Each state was sovereign under the articles of confederation. The states also retained freedom and independence and were allowed to formulate their own laws.
In the Declaration of Independence who can levy war?
Each free and independent state had full power to levy war and conclude peace.
Why did most Americans support establishing a weak federal government under the Articles of Confederation?
After successfully escaping from the power of a foreign government across the ocean in Britain many Americans were just as wary of a faraway central government even in their new country. They wanted each state to be independent of each other.
Why was there no control over trade between states under the article of confederation?
Each state saw itself as a independent place, so they controlled their borders as well as taxing each other when people entered the state.
Why did Siam remain independent?
Siam remained independent because the kind of Siam kept playing the French and the British against each other.
Does each state have have its own government?
Each state is under the national government, but they also have individual governments,
Each state has its won independent judicial system?
True
What country did each state remained independent?
little rock
What laws did the Greece people have?
Each independent city-state had its own laws.
What government did the Phoenician have?
Each independent city-state had its own king and council.
When a country's constitution requires the branches of government to remain independent of each other it is adhering to the principle of?
Seperation of Powers.seperation of powersSeperation of Powers
What was under each state that remained indepenent?
slave state
The theory that defines the state and national governments as essentially separate from each other and carrying out independent functions is?
The theory that defines the state and national governments as essentially separate from each other and carrying out independent functions is dual federalism
The state of matter in which particles are close to each other but do not remain in a fixed position?
A liquid.
What laws were created in Phoenicia?
Each city-state, being independent, had its own laws.
