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    Reasons for Confederation

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    If there wasn’t the Confederation of Canada‚ we would still be a colony of Britain or part of the United States. There were many reasons for the Confederation of Canada. Three of them were the need for railroads‚ the threat of American expansion and the desire to expand settlement west. As I stated before‚ one of the reasons for confederation was a need for railroads. There were many obstacles separating the United Province of Canada from the Atlantic colonies. Some of these obstacles were the

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    that land from being used for farming. Confederation could create a system that would limit immigrants and others from using all the land. The proposed intercolonial railway is essential to mobilizing troops (to better protect ourselves in the Fenian raids) in addition to transporting goods from coast to coast year-round without having to go through America. The colonies becoming unified in a Dominion would have many advantages. Disadvantages to confederation include Canada West having to learn French

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    competing interests with justice‚ and stabilize the nation’s finances. The Articles were formed as a week way of governing ourselves. Now it’s time for us to rid ourselves of this burden and come out strong. Under the Articles we have no central government‚ which enables us to prosper. For us to grow as one country we must be united. As of now we are but more than one government‚ each with our own laws‚ money‚ and taxes. The Articles are not a strong enough backbone to help us thrive into one nation‚

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    The Swiss Confederation

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    Introduction The Swiss Confederation was founded in 1291 as a defensive alliance among three cantons. In succeeding years‚ other localities joined the original three. The Swiss Confederation secured its independence from the Holy Roman Empire in 1499. A constitution of 1848‚ subsequently modified in 1874‚ replaced the confederation with a centralized federal government. Switzerland’s sovereignty and neutrality

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    The Road to confederation

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    The British North America Colonies were having problems in their economical structure‚ railway system‚ and their government. As problems in the colonies rises‚ the only solution at the time was to form a confederation between all the colonies and joining them into one unified nation. Therefore‚ Trade‚ transportation‚ and political are three very important factors affecting British North America. Trade is one of the key factors affecting British North America. This is because there is intercolonial

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    "From 1781 to 1789 the Articles of Confederation provided an effective form of government." "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‚ and Western lands." From 1781 to 1789 the Articles of Confederation provided an ineffective form of government. The Articles of Confederation was one of the first official documents establishing the government of the United States

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    radical departure from the Articles of Confederation? Thesis: Due to the fact that the Articles of Confederation were causing problems‚ the U.S. adopted the Constitution that solved the problems in the weak government including no executive control and no way to levy or collect taxes. I. On example of how the Constitution differed from the Articles of Confederation is the setup of their government a. Houses in Congress i. Articles of Confederation of 1777 had one-house congress

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    Canadian Confederation My essay consists of information about the Canadian Confederation. I included facts with references on my bibliography. On my essay it includes the conferences that happened in establishing the Canadian Conference. I added positive effect of the Canadian confederation and the problems colonies were facing before the Canadian Confederacy was held. Also a conclusion paragraph which includes some of my opinions and why I think it was a good thing that the Canadian

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    Before we can rationally answer this question‚ we must realize the meaning of the word confederation. A confederation is a loosely headed form of government. It is the opposite of the word union. The Articles of Confederation was a weak government‚ but it was purposely intended to be that way. The last thing the3 government wanted was to formulate a strict government. This probably would have caused the reasons for fighting the American Revolution to resurface. The Letter from the Rhode Island Assembly

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    this congress took an important first step to untie the former colonies by drafting the Articles of Confederation. They decided there needed to be some organization at the center of the colonies‚ but it couldn’t be too strong; therefore‚ they created a confederation of states‚ in which individuals from the different states would be diplomats. In just a few years‚ it’s clear that the Articles of Confederation do not provide enough power to a centralized government. In fact‚

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