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Truculent in defending their individual rights of sovereignt
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Truculent in defending their individual rights of sovereignty under the Articles of Confederation, the newly formed states _______ constantly.
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| digressed |
| conferred |
| bickered | dismembered | rebuffed |
| squabbled |
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Truculent in defending their individual rights of sovereignty under the Articles of Confederation, the newly formed states _______ constantly.
Truculent means eager or quick to argue. Thus we need a word similar to truculent
A. digressed-Means talking about irrelevant things rather than relevant- Out
B. conferred- Means exchange opinions- Out
C. bickered- Means arguing over insignificant things- Correct
D. dismembered- Nope
E. rebuffed-Means reject- Out
F. squabbled- Means quarrel noisily over a trivial matter.- Correct
IMO C & F
Truculent means eager or quick to argue. Thus we need a word similar to truculent
A. digressed-Means talking about irrelevant things rather than relevant- Out
B. conferred- Means exchange opinions- Out
C. bickered- Means arguing over insignificant things- Correct
D. dismembered- Nope
E. rebuffed-Means reject- Out
F. squabbled- Means quarrel noisily over a trivial matter.- Correct
IMO C & F
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