Read this definition of a confederation: a group of states that ally to form a political unit in which they keep most of their independence but act together for purposes such as defense Which statement best describes why the early United States was a confederation?

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Derick Watkins

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19 January, 04:42

Read this definition of a confederation: a group of states that ally to form a political unit in which they keep most of their independence but act together for purposes such as defense Which statement best describes why the early United States was a confederation?

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Jacoby Gill · Answer 1

The United states was considered a confederation because it still had no sovereignty or complete withdrawal from the British. it was not independent yet but had enough to work as a united force.