The Young American: A Civic ReaderMaynard, Merrill & Company, 1897 - 244 páginas |
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... union they called the United States of America . 5. After the war was over the states found it necessary to make a ... Union . 6. The government for the whole country — for the Union - is called the federal government , or , which is the ...
... union they called the United States of America . 5. After the war was over the states found it necessary to make a ... Union . 6. The government for the whole country — for the Union - is called the federal government , or , which is the ...
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... Union . 22. So we see that since the republic was formed by the original thirteen states the congress has admitted thirty- two more states to the Union . Our flag , therefore , now has forty - five stars . 23. But there are still large ...
... Union . 22. So we see that since the republic was formed by the original thirteen states the congress has admitted thirty- two more states to the Union . Our flag , therefore , now has forty - five stars . 23. But there are still large ...
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... Union and to form a new republic of their own . They called it " The Con- federate States of America " ( p . 132 ) . 33. But the rest of the states insisted that no state had a right to leave the Union without the consent of the others ...
... Union and to form a new republic of their own . They called it " The Con- federate States of America " ( p . 132 ) . 33. But the rest of the states insisted that no state had a right to leave the Union without the consent of the others ...
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OUR COUNTRY | 29 |
LAWS AND THEIR MAKERS | 36 |
WHAT WE MEAN BY GOVERNMENT | 43 |
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