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    The Articles of Confederation that had been drafted in 1777 gave the majority of power to the states. The National government was weak and unable to sustain itself. It did not even possess the ability to resolve differences between state legislature and interstate commerce. When the Articles of Confederation were written those that drafted it purposely gave majority power to the states as they feared a powerful central government. The problem was by severely limiting the central government’s

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    America’s first form of government was under the Articles of Confederation. The Articles of Confederation was written after the Revolutionary War‚ compiled of ideas by the Continental Congress. Under the Articles of Confederation its powers included conducting foreign relations‚ settling disputes between states‚ controlling maritime affairs‚ regulating Indian trade‚ and valuing state and national coinage. It purposely did not give the national government all the power in fear of tyranny like in Britain

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    The American system of government following the end of the American Revolution was a disaster as far as the nation’s status as a union. Under the Articles of Confederation‚ there was nothing “unified” about the United States. The states stood in the union as individual bodies‚ with little to no ties to a seemingly non-existent central governing body or to the other states. This allowed the states to disregard other states’ laws and ultimately created disunion within the states. Because it has been

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    There were a lot of factors that resulted in the articles of confederation being thrown out. The articles of confederation for one‚ had no way to pay for common defense; another problem was that the country didn’t have a bill of rights; and Shay’s Rebellion. The constitution addresses all of these in its bill of rights and amendments. In the articles of confederation they entrusted paying for national defense to the states. The states decided how much they wanted to pay and if they even wanted to

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    The Articles of Confederation and the Constitution were both recognized and followed by the same group of people. Even though the same group of people followed these two documents‚ these documents are very different. One example is the writing style of each document. The Articles of Confederation were repetitive‚ less direct and less certified for quoting than the Constitution. The two documents have a different approach towards the type of government and its control over the matters. The Articles

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    come up with in the 1700’s to protect the colonies from tyranny? After the war‚ none of us wanted to go back to the kind of monarchy that England had. But‚ the government we had established-- known as the Articles of Confederation -- had no central government at all. So‚ the delegates had to figure out how to guard the country against tyranny‚ while also forming a stable‚ working government. The founding fathers established a non-tyrannical government by setting up a separation of powers‚ establishing

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    United States Government There are several types of governments throughout the world. Some have been successful‚ while others have not. Many of these governments are governed by a dictator‚ royal monarch‚ or the wealthiest of the country‚ with absolutely no or little say from the people of the country. The United States has a government that balances its power amongst three different branches‚ thus having a form of government that is for the people; the U.S. government is made up of the legislative

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    There are multiple reasons why the state of Franklin failed. There are also many ways it can demonstrate the weaknesses of the Articles of Confederation. The “Lost” state of Franklin is always referred to with the Articles of Confederation this being because they were closely related. The number one reason for the state’s failure is all of the weaknesses in the Article of Confederation. The land was ceded in the late 1700’s because North Carolina handed it over to the Congress to help pay

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    Government is an organized system that aids a society to accomplish common goals and provide benefits for the community as a whole. Government organizations help a nation to achieve economic growth‚ secure boarders‚ and help protect the safety and wellbeing of its citizens. “Government provides stability to society‚ as well as many crucial services such as free public education‚ police and fire services‚ and mail delivery” (32). Government provides authority and policies to help organize different

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    U.S History Essay Ann 2. How effective was the national Congress under the Articles of Confederation? Why were the Articles replaced by the Constitution? How was the federal government different under the Constitution? After the Revolutionary War‚ originators of the Articles of Confederation had checked that the federal government could never do rob power from the each individual state. The outcome was that the national Congress was very weak and even politically weak which make them not to keep

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