Which of the following could be considered a way that the United States of America benefited from the war for independence with Great Britain? A. The war gave the fledgling country access to the Pacific Ocean over land. B. The war gave women in the United States the right to vote. C. The war produced an alliance between the Native Americans and the new government, against the British. D. The war increased the economic independence of the United States.

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Deshawn Buck

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17 June, 06:12

Which of the following could be considered a way that the United States of America benefited from the war for independence with Great Britain? A. The war gave the fledgling country access to the Pacific Ocean over land. B. The war gave women in the United States the right to vote. C. The war produced an alliance between the Native Americans and the new government, against the British. D. The war increased the economic independence of the United States.

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Mia Little · Answer 1

D.

A is wrong because Brittania rules the waves

B is wrong because women didn't get the right to vote until the mid/late 1900s

C is wrong because the American government saw native Americans as a roadblock in the way of progression

D is the only one that makes sense, as Americans now didn't have to pay taxes to Great Britain.