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Look at the line below from the end of the Declaration of Independence. Which of the following best indicates how the phrase "contract alliances" would be expressed in modern English?

"...as free and independent states, they have full power to levy war, conclude peace, contract alliances, establish commerce, and to do all other acts and things which independent states may of right do."

A. conduct battles and wars
B. establish friendly relationships with other nations
C. convince others of Britain's wrongs
D. write business contracts for individuals



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Final answer:

The phrase "contract alliances" in the Declaration of Independence means forming friendly relationships with other nations.


Explanation:

In modern English, the phrase "contract alliances" from the Declaration of Independence would best be expressed as "establish friendly relationships with other nations." The term implies forming agreements or partnerships with other countries for mutual benefit and support.


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Answer: B: establish friendly relationships with other nations

Explanation:

Because when the declaration was made the United States didn't have the right to have any relation to any other countries so they had to rely on Britain and their taxed goods. So the united states decided that they didn't feel like paying Britain's tax and wanted to expand on their own, and make their own connections to other countries.

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