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In describing the problems created by the Articles of Confederation, George Washington said, -..We are one nation today and 13 tomorrow.
Who will treat with us on such terms?|| Which of the following most accurately restates this idea?
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We are one nation today, but we could be 13 different states tomorrow. This gives us an advantage in dealing with other nations.
We are one nation today, but we could be 13 different states tomorrow. We should form alliances with other nations as soon as
possible.
We claim to be one nation, but are on the verge of splitting into 13 separate states. Other nations will take advantage of us if we
continue this way
We claim to be one nation, but are on the verge of splitting into 13 separate states. No other nation will want to deal with such an
unstable country
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In describing the problems created by t...