You bet. And I will keep on keeping on into the future. Though I've probably reached my limit for this back-and-forth.
Calling a 10 year war a 1 year war is "familiar with US history"?
Let's go to another confederated country as an example of what might have happened had the US stayed under the Articles of Confederation.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_wars_involving_Switzer...
It looks like, after the founding and expansion of Switzerland, they had to deal with a number of civil wars (at least one involving no conflict, though others had deaths), as well as periodic wars with surrounding great powers.
You bet. And I will keep on keeping on into the future. Though I've probably reached my limit for this back-and-forth.
Calling a 10 year war a 1 year war is "familiar with US history"?
Let's go to another confederated country as an example of what might have happened had the US stayed under the Articles of Confederation.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_wars_involving_Switzer...
It looks like, after the founding and expansion of Switzerland, they had to deal with a number of civil wars (at least one involving no conflict, though others had deaths), as well as periodic wars with surrounding great powers.