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    Louisiana Constitution

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    constitution. Many of the fourteen articles of the Louisiana Constitution can be compared to the Bills of Right‚ of the United States Constitution‚ but is written for the state. Article I. Declaration of Rights‚ which protects individual’s leisure time such as hunting and fishing‚ to include right to vote. The article also cover laws and regulations on the right to bear arms and provides rules and laws to help individual protect their property. Article II. Distribution of Powers divides

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    Confederation Weaknesses

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    Read the Articles of Confederation and the Constitution at the National Archives link on the student website. Write a 1‚050- to 1‚400-word paper in which you discuss the following: • How the Constitution addressed the weaknesses in the Articles of Confederation • How the Constitution addressed the complaints in the Declaration of Independence • The Great Compromise and how representation of states in Congress is determined Include a more detailed discussion of one of the following topics

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    How did the United State’s Constitution remedy the weakness of the Articles of Confederation? The Constitution was legalized in 1787 and the Articles Of Confederations were legalized in 1781. The United State’s Constitution remedied the weakness of the Articles of Confederation multiple ways. Taxes can now be put in effect by congress when they need to. According to the Articles of Confederation‚ the Congress can ask the states for taxes but the states don’t have to. The US Constitution fixed the

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    the United States from 1781 to 1789 the Articles of Confederation was the main form of government. Although the document established a national government‚ a legislative branch‚ and land expansion to the west‚ it still had major weaknesses. There were weaknesses in the social‚ political‚ and economical forms of the government. The articles failed to efficiently regulate trade‚ levy taxes‚ and predominantly enforce the laws that were written. The Articles of Confederation contained glaring weaknesses

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    period by making it impossible for a strong federal government to be created. Since the colonies fought to get out of a federal government‚ they did not want to create another one‚ so‚ congress was forced to make a weak federal government called the Articles of Confederation. It gave no power to the government‚ but gave all power to the central governments of the colonies. 2. What significant change to the new United States resulted from the revolutionary war? Freedom from England was the primary

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    Dylan Gleeson The Constitution of the United States was written in 1787 yet there was a struggle for its ratification that went on until 1790. Some members of congress believed that the Articles of confederation needed to be changed meanwhile others disagreed. After the revolutionary war the people needed a sense of power which they received when the new government was centered on the state. The new United States needed a strong central government but many feared of a central government

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    Article 3 forbids the setting up of a list of prohibited books and established the bases for a free‚ mandatory‚ and lay education;[5][6][7] article 27 led the foundation for land reforms;[6][7] and article 123 was designed to empower the labor

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    collection of thirteen more or less sovereign states loosely held together in an alliance by the Articles of Confederation and Perpetual Union (Articles of Confederation). However‚ as a foundation for a functioning government‚ the Articles of Confederation were lacking‚ leaving the federal government essential powerless and unable to effectively execute the few powers explicitly bestowed upon it by the Articles. Fiscal issues and rebellion threaten to tear the young nation

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    The Formation U.S. of the Constitution How did the The United States Constitution overcome the weaknesses of the Articles of Confederation and provide for the organization of the new government? In the 1780s the United States created their first formal government after the colonist won the revolutionary war against the British.The Article of Confederation was a unicameral legislature also every state had a single vote and gave more power to the states not the central government. The Constitutional

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    The government that our country operates under in modern times is quite different than the government in place at our country’s conception. However‚ they do share many of the same practices and ideologies. The Articles of Confederation were founded on the basis of a very limited national government‚ and the idea that states should interact with each other through a “loose league of friendship”. In this friendship‚ the states would work and trade together‚ but no form of central government was

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