Why was the federal government introduced to the USA?

[Stone 8]

And just any general information on the USA's government history would be nice

 

[RoBb]

Because that was how it worked? It was originally thought that the country would actually be a loose union between states. States in other parts of the world are the equivalent to a country, but the term was changed here after the federal government was established. Rather than have a whole bunch of small countries loosely affiliated, they figured why not be one big unified country. The way I see it, we would be better off as a bunch of loosely affiliated countries, because different regions think differently, so why not let each state have it's own set of laws that are not overruled by a federal government?

 

[Mother Hubbard]

To protect American business interests from the government in England,
to free the new entity to commit mass genocide in the new territories
and further its territory acquisition war effort.

"Don't Tread on Me" meant roughly "Death to Native America",
it was their slogan.