Why was the United states formed?

Answer 1

The original thirteen colonies each had grievances against their status in the British Empire, as did those in the territories outside their boundaries. But no single colony could have successfully thrown off the yoke of English rule : the British Army and Navy were too powerful. Men such as Jefferson, and Washington, and Benjamin Franklin were convinced that only through their combined efforts could the Americans become self-determining. This meant a strong confederation that could survive, grow, and adapt over time, keeping the United States strong enough to maintain its independence and its freedoms. To this end, the Articles of Confederation, and later the Constitution, recognized the nation as a united whole rather than a disparate group.

Answer 2

because it sends a powerful messages to all who hear it, especially foreign lands that the USA is cohsve, universally strong with all the individual states bound together. It is based on the difficult history of trying to keep the states from withdrawing from the union when the USA was acquiring territories as states and same states tried to recede from America. Therefore all 5 stats would have to be attaked or challenged not individually. Consider the reaction of other states when New York was attacked on 9/11.

Answer 3

The US became independent so as to break away from the British rule through the colonies. The US got its independence on July 4, 1776.

Answer 4

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