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    CONFEDERATION AND CONSTITUTION   By: Instructor: Comparison between the Articles of Confederation and Constitution The Articles of Confederation‚ formally known as the Articles of Confederation and Perpetual Union‚ refers to an agreement between the thirteen founding states that first formed the United States of America as a confederation of sovereign states. The Articles of Confederation had served as the first U.S. constitution (Merrill

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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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    laws that was to replace the Articles of Confederation. The Articles of Confederation needed to be replaced because it caused many issues between the states and the federal government. The states had too much independence‚ while the federal government had little power over them. In 1789‚ delegates from each state‚ excluding Rhode Island‚ met in Philadelphia at the Constitutional Convention to create the new Constitution. Their plan was to create a government with increased federal authority

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    History Professor: Morgan Deane 9/30/12 The Articles of Confederation were a great start to shaping and unifying our country‚ but it was just that‚ a “start”. It needed to take the country as a whole into consideration in order for it to hold this unity in place. The Articles of Confederation led to the Constitution of the United States. Although similar in some aspects‚ very different in others. The articles had many weaknesses that were changed in the Constitution. There were many compromises

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    States‚ known as the Articles of Confederation. The Articles of Confederation served as the written law in the United States. The Articles of Confederation grouped the individual states with a weak central government to be sure the government of the United States would not be similar to that of Britain. This document took Americans through the American Revolution successfully‚ but

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    Government whistleblowers are very disputed in society‚ with many people believing that they should be prosecuted to the full extent of the law‚ while others praise their efforts for reform. Whistleblowers are people that expose illegalities and corruption in government because they believe that it is better for the public to know for their own well-being. Oftentimes whistleblowers are charged under the Espionage Act for exposing measures of national security‚ although the determination of what is

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    Essay I Women have always had a dominant role in the prosperity and growth of any community. These roles have changed depending on the time period‚ geography and race of the people. America had three most important groups of women: the Native Indian‚ the African‚ and the European. These three groups came from exceptionally different backgrounds‚ and played dissimilar roles in their family and community. According to European standards‚ Native American women did all of the conventional

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    a couple of years after America broke away from England‚ the constitution we use today was made. Before‚ starting in 1777‚ the states operated under a government they called the “Articles of Confederation.” This government said that each state should have its own independence‚ and should operate within their own government. After 6 years‚ this government didn’t work well‚ because of civil unrest‚ bad trade‚ and inflation. A group of men led by George Washington‚ Thomas Jefferson‚ Alexander Hamilton

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    nation. In 1777‚ the Continental Congress wrote the Articles of Confederation‚ which became known as the first official government of the United States. While this new form of government had multiple achievements‚ it also had many failures‚ which eventually led to its replacement with the Constitution. The Articles of Confederation was a very influential document and greatly impacted the history of the United States. While the Articles of Confederation is often noted for its many flaws‚ it also accomplished

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    Article I of the Constitution assign all legislative powers of the federal government to Congress‚ which is divided into two chambers‚ the Senate and House of Representatives. The Senate is composed of two members from each state. Its current membership is 100. Members of the House of Representatives are based on the population of each state. The total membership is fixed by its statute in 435. Members of the House of Representatives and the Senate are elected by vote to a single round (first-past-the-post)

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