What was the primary reason the 13 colonies banded together during the Revolutionary times?

Exploring the Impact of the Articles of Confederation

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1.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
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To form a single large nation
To establish a federal government
To maintain self-determination against British interference
To create a unified culture
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What was the main characteristic of the Articles of Confederation?
Ability to collect taxes
Presence of a president
Limited influence over the 13 states
Strong federal authority
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What was a significant consequence of the Articles of Confederation's failure?
The establishment of a single large nation
The formation of a new alliance with Britain
The transition to the current Constitution
The creation of a monarchy
4.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
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In the hypothetical scenario where the Articles of Confederation were never replaced, what was a major issue?
Unanimous agreement required for any change
Strong federal government
Stable political environment
Easy amendment of the Articles
5.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
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What might have happened if the Articles of Confederation continued in an alternate timeline?
The states would have competed and possibly fought over land
The federal government would have gained more power
The US would have formed new alliances with Britain
The US would have become a strong unified nation
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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
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Which historical example is used to compare the potential fate of the US under the Articles of Confederation?
The Roman Empire
The French Revolution
The British Empire
Gran Colombia
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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
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What was a major factor that could lead to the collapse of the Articles of Confederation?
Inability to regulate taxes, treaties, trade, money, or military
Effective tax regulation
Unified states with common goals
Strong federal government
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