What makes the Confederates different from the American colonists

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Explanation:

The major difference between the Confederates and American colonists are:

1. Confederates wants the slavery to continue and rejected the abolishment of Slavery movement, this led to secession and eventually American civil war. While American colonists, rejected the imposition of British taxes, other subsequent trade limitations that were imposed on them, and they also refused to accommodate the British soldiers and as other unfair duies.

2. Confederates had a legal right to secede, as they had agreed and ratified a union constitution that allow any part that wish to secede to do so without the federal government stopping them, while the American colonists had no such legal agreement.

The correct answer to this open question is the following.

It is true that Washington highlighted the problems with maintaining foreign alliances, but some ways that alliances can be constructive and useful are the following.

Probably not in his days as the first President of the United States, but today -without a doubt- having good foreign relationships with other countries and forming alliances is the best way to grow and prosper.

In the particular case of the United States, this can be clearly seen in its participation in NATO, the North Atlantic Treaty Organization. It has been an international alliance that protects the safety and military presence of its members.

Another good example can be NAFTA, the North American Free Trade Agreement, now turned into USMCA, the United States, México, and Canada Agreement. This trade agreement has strengthened the position of these three allies as powerful economies.