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In the Articles of Confederation what does “A firm league of Friendship” mean for the relationship between the states?

In the Articles of Confederation what does “A firm league of Friendship” mean for the relationship between the states?
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In the Articles of Confederation what does “A firm league of Friendship” mean for the relationship between the states?

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Alliance

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Friendship between states is often forged for the sole reason of alliances and support for materials, war, whatever else really

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