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What is The ability to act and think your own?
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A good act is its own reward or A good act is its own reward Which is correct?
The second one.
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The downfall of the Articles of Confederation was that it limited too much of the power of the central government. This game all states the ability to act as their own government. This caused much fighting between the states.
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Declaratory Act
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