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Why might it have been hard for people in the thirteen colonies to join together?
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Why might it have been hard for people in the thirteen colonies to join together?

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It could have been hard for people in the thirteen colonies to join together because of different belief systems and cultures. Not all colonists shared the same belief system and/or ethnicity. Many debates of the colonists also were about the best systems.
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everyone had different beliefs and believed in states' rights

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