Read the following passage and answer the question.
If the might and eminence of a country consist in its surplus of gold, silver, and all other things necessary or
convenient for its subsistence, derived, so far as possible, from its own resources (colonies and conquered
territories included), without dependence upon other countries, and in the proper fostering, use, and
application of these, then it follows that a general national economy... should consider how such a surplus,
fostering, and enjoyment can be brought about, without dependence upon others, or where this is not
feasible in every respect, with as little dependence as possible upon foreign countries, and sparing use of the
country's own cash.
--Philip Willhelm Von Hornick
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Congress could only request money and had no power to tax; each state made its own money; there was no national court system. which one of these weaknesses do you believe was the most important to correct?
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During the seventeenth century a. the english monarchy was temporarily replaced by a new government called the commonwealth. b. the english enjoyed an unprecedented period of economic and political security. c. the english government was seized by the puritans, who instituted a strict oligarchy. d. the english united with spain and holland to battle france for supremacy in the new world.
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How does the use of the word official in this stage direction affect the mood of the scene ?
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