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    had gone into effect creating the " One Dominion under the name of Canada". However‚ there were many wars‚ debates‚ conferences‚ and so on till confederation had finally taken place‚ and though there may have been many internal and external factors contributing to the creation of Canada. War and expansionism was the absolute main reason for why confederation took place. If it wasn’t for the American Civil War‚ Or the Fraser River Gold Rush in British Columbia and the American’s belief in Manifest Destiney

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    Confederation‚ and US Constitution? The Articles of Confederation‚ Shay’s Rebellion‚ and the American Constitution all played a major role in American history and shared a connection. The Articles of Confederation were a limited government‚ established in 1782‚ that governed the United States and were later replaced by the US Constitution after Shay’s Rebellion. The occurrence of the rebellion exposed many of the Articles of Confederations’ weaknesses that included

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    “The Founding Fathers: A Reform Caucus in Action” by John P. Roche a. What four factors does the author provide as reason for the success of the Constitutional Convention? The four factors that Roche provided as reasons for the success of the Constitutional Convention were first George Washington’s involvement. George Washington was considered an American “father figure”‚ and his reputation was prestigious. Second‚ the Founding Fathers’ energy‚ leadership talents‚ and their communication network

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    Articles of Confederation. The Founding Fathers decided there needed to be a centralized governing body in the center of the colonies‚ but it couldn’t be too influential because they were relinquishing away from a state that felt too powerful. Also‚ the Framers created a Confederation of States in which individuals would be representatives of the states. However‚ it was evident that the Articles of Confederation didn’t stipulate enough power to a centralized government. In fact‚ The Confederation Congress

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    creating rules and law an example of one is the articles of confederation. The articles of confederation was created in 1777 and it was known as the first constitution. It’s job was to form fundamental guidelines for centuries to come. This document has many issues though which lead to problems with the government and people. One problem that happened was Shay’s rebellion. The colonies could not collect taxes because the articles of confederation did not give them the power to do that. The problem was

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    US Constitution‚ The Articles of Confederation‚ and the Bill of Rights America went through so much needed changes. Around 1776 America wanted a weak government because they had such a fear of monoarchy. When the trasformation of the new strong central government began many more problems occurred and even contributed to the Civil War. The first attempt for a new government was in 1781 when the Articles of Confederation was formed. The Articles of Confederation was like a contract that bounded

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    ARTICLES OF CONFEDERATION vs. THE CONSTITUTION There are major differences between the Articles of Confederation and the Constitution. The Articles of Confederation had been in effect sine 1781. They established what could be referred to as a "league of friendship" and a quasi-constitution for the states that were sovereign and independent subsequent to the American Revolution. Those articles appeared to be "woefully inadequate" to James Madison. Madison believed that the central government

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    Question Analyze the degree to which the Articles of Confederation provided an effective form of government with respect to any two of the following Foreign relations‚ economic conditions‚ western lands Warrant The Articles of Confederation were designed to offer Americans the protection of a government without the tyranny associated with George III. During the time period in which they were in use‚ their effectiveness was tested through events dealing with foreign relations‚ economic conditions

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    The Articles of Confederation was an effective tool for governing the states after the revolutionary war and effectively addressed some of the problems facing the nations; however‚ they were not completely effective in solving all the problems after the war. The four main issues after the Revolutionary war that the Articles of Confederation dealt with were economic problems‚ western territory issues‚ foreign nation issues‚ and violence issues. The Articles of Confederation was not very effective

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    The structure of The Articles of Confederation led to the 1787 Constitution by failing to decrease the nation’s debt‚ decide on rulings efficiently‚ and enforce acts adopted . Through situations such as Shay’s Rebellion and the obstruction of trade by the Spanish government on the Mississippi River‚ the federal government demonstrated its lack of authority and coherence. The original strategy for the new nation was to present the federal government with very little power and allow the states to run

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