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joined the confederation: This phrase refers to a group of states or nations that come together to form a larger political entity, such as a federation or union. It is typically used to describe the action of a state or nation becoming part of a larger political structure, like joining a confederation

Prome had also joined the confederation.

List each province and territory and tell when each one joined the Confederation.

It joined the Confederation of African Rugby in the same year.

Territory and tell when each one joined the Confederation.

Joined the Confederation in 1815 and returned to the suzerainty of Prussia.

Nations of the Caucasus joined the Confederation.

In 1768 he joined the Confederation of Bar, a Polish national movement against Russian intervention.

As a result of this union, other regions joined the confederation.

From the same year it joined the Confederation of Norwegian Enterprise.

Newfoundland continued issuing its own postage stamps until 1949 when it also joined the confederation.

Salm became independent and joined the Confederation of the Rhine in 1806.

Within forty years, cities including Lucerne, Zug, Zürich and Bern had joined the confederation.

For this reason, on 7 July 1402 the Duke of Opole joined the confederation of Silesian states.

Eventually, an additional 23 German states joined the Confederation.

In defeat, King Poniatowski formally joined the Confederation.

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