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25 points Give reasons why you believe that states might have been right not to obey the national government in the early history of America. Would your reasons still be valid for our society today? I
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Give reasons why you believe that states might have been right not to obey the national government in the early history of America. Would your reasons still be valid for our society today?

I don't need the answer I would like someone to explain what I am to do as well as give examples so I can understand.

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Maybe they wouldn’t have in early history of America because it could’ve turned into a monarchy or dictatorship if the government had too much power in the early days
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