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    1775-1800. Politically‚ when America first separated itself from Britain‚ the founders attempted to form it to have the least amount of similarities with Britain’s as possible. To achieve this they ratified the Articles of the Confederation. The ideas that made up the Articles of the Confederation ended up turning the founders’ dream of a functioning government into somewhat of a nightmare. The state and federal governments had no authority to tax citizens‚ not to mention that there was no concept of

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    laws called the Articles of Confederation. The colonies were unfairly treated by Great Britain and decided it was time to gain their independence. In 1786‚ at the Annapolis Convention‚ delegates from five states called for a Constitutional Convention in order to discuss possible improvements to the Articles of Confederation‚ but very few delegates attended. The Constitutional Convention addressed the problems of the weak central government that existed under the Articles of Confederation. The convention

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    declare war‚ establish an army and navy‚ enter into treaties with foreign governments‚ regulate commerce between states and international trade‚ establish post offices and issue postage and make laws necessary to enforce the Constitution. For example‚ Article I‚ Section 8 of the

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    the belief that the United States should be unified under one central government . The Articles of The Confederation where too weak as extensive problems raised under this document .(such as the high tariffs for crossing from one state to another to import/export goods)Although some Anti-Federalist admitted that The Articles of The Confederation where inefficient most Anti-Federalist believed that the Article just had to be revised. The reasoning behind this was that the Anti-Federalist strongly

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    of his health but he loved his studies he couldn’t walk away from them. Madison entered politics at age 25‚ as a delegate in Virginia’s state legislature‚ it was 1776 the start of the American Revolution. Madison started the war about the Articles of Confederation because he believed in what’s right for the country and its people so he lead the

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    than volumes of those aphorisms‚ which make the principal figure in several of our state bills of rights." An appreciation of the Preamble begins with a comparison of it to its counterpart in the compact the Constitution replaced‚ the Articles of Confederation. There‚ the states joined in "a firm league of friendship‚ for their common defence‚ the security of their liberties‚ and their mutual and general welfare" and bound themselves to assist one another "against all force offered to‚ or attacks

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    of a stronger central government and the creation of the US Constitution in 1787. Shay’s Rebellion brought out the weaknesses of the Articles of Confederation‚ the predecessor to the US Constitution‚ which gave the federal government very limited powers when I came to raising funds to provide for the general defense of the states. Under the Articles of Confederation‚ the federal government did not have the ability to raise funds through taxation to fund a national army‚ instead‚ it relied upon voluntary

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    To what extent is the Constitution of the United States a ‘repressive’ Document? The Constitution of the United States of America was the solution to fix the weaknesses that Articles of Confederation had caused the United States. The Constitution not only helped the United States gain more power but it also unified the states and creates a sense of nationalism. The Constitution eradicated any justification that the United States was weak and inferior. However‚ there are some constituents of the

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    give consent 5. The first government was a confederation. Most of the power was found in selected and paid members from the states. Problems arose such as lack of finances‚ no source of revenue‚ domination of legislatures‚ and vulnerability to foreign powers. The confederation was successful because it was a democracy. 6. The fear from the battle with England was how one strong government can take people’s rights. The fear from the Articles of Confederation was how one weak government can fail to protect

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