A group of people, states that are joined in a common cause
Joined Together
A confederation is a country made up of a group of semi-autonomous units, each of which has its own sphere of governance but which surrenders certain matters to a central federal government. Examples include Switzerland, Canada and the United States of America.
adjective 1. united in a league, alliance, or conspiracy.
2. ( initial capital letter ) of or pertaining to the Confederate States of America:
the Confederate army.
noun 3. a person, group, nation, etc., united with others in a confederacy; an ally.
4. an accomplice, especially in a mischievous or criminal act.
5. ( initial capital letter ) U.S. History . a supporter of the Confederate States of America.
Confederation Of North, Central American and Caribbean Association Football
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There is no such word, do you mean the word italic?
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The World Confederation of Businesses is a scam, they offer bogus awards in exchange for money. But just the word "Confederation" is not specific enough for me to know who you mean.
Confederation is a word.
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Weak describes the Articles of Confederation.
Coalition is a group of separate individual entities who join together to form a formal confederation, or coalition.
"Articles" is the very first word, since it is in the title. The first word in the text is "To"
On the day of the confederation, so much confetti fell that it took a week to clean it all up.
Confederation Helvetic - It means Switzerland.
formally the Articles of Confederation and Perpetual Union, was an agreement among the 13 founding states that established the United States of America as a confederation of sovereign states and served as its first constitution.
Not sure I understand what you mean. A phrase. That rhymes. And describes the word "Federalism". The Articles of the Confederation, weren't strong enough for our new nation, they needed a Federal institution, governed by a Constitution!
The Articles of Confederation was the first document covering the thirteen colonies. (See attached link.) It did talk about what "constitutes" the American colonies, but it's not technically a constitution. The US Constitution was ratified in 1787.