
SS.7.C.1.5 Review
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SS.7.C.1.5 rEVIEW
Identify how the weaknesses of the Articles of Confederation led to the writing of the Constitution.
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America’s FIRST government/constitution was called the Articles of Confederation (AOC).
What is the Articles of Confederation?
A confederation has a weak central government while the state governments have the majority of all the power.
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Open Ended
What are some of the words you see written throughout the ship? **Do not submit until I say**
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Multiple Choice
THINK about the words written on the ship.
Did the A.O.C. create an effective government?
Yes
No
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What Went Wrong?
Under the A.O.c. there were many weaknesses within our government:
Only ONE Branch of government a.k.a. Legislative Branch
No Judicial Branch
No Executive Branch
No Power to Tax
No Regulation of Trade between states
No Power to Enforce Laws
Unanimous Vote To Make Changes
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Multiple Choice
The Articles of Confederation effectively governed the United States by establishing 3 branches of government.
True
False
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Match
THINK
Match the weakness (cause) with the impact on government (effect)
Unanimous Vote to Make Changes
No Power to Tax
No Regulation of Trade b/w states
No Power to Enforce Laws
No Judicial Branch
Making changes to AOC hard due to 13/13 had to agree
Did not have money to support country, i.e. No army
Each state had their own policies which made it difficult manage
Unable to force states to follow/obey
No National Court (Supreme Court) to settle disputes b/w states
Making changes to AOC hard due to 13/13 had to agree
Did not have money to support country, i.e. No army
Each state had their own policies which made it difficult manage
Unable to force states to follow/obey
No National Court (Supreme Court) to settle disputes b/w states
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Cause -> Effect
No Power to Tax -->
No Regulation of Trade b/w states -->
No Executive Branch -->
No Power to Enforce Law -->
Unanimous Vote To Make Changes -->
No Judicial Branch -->
Did not have money to support country, i.e. No army
Each state had their own policies which made it difficult manage
Unable to force states follow/obey
Making changes to AOC hard due to 13/13 had to agree
No National Court (Supreme Court) to settle disputes b/w states
Kept Central Government weak w/ no leadership
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Multiple Choice
Why would it have been difficult for the 18th amendment to be ratifed under the Articles of Confederation?
Congress had no power to regulate trade.
The government did not have an executive branch.
A change to the Articles would have required votes of 9 of the 13 states.
A change to the Articles would have required a unanimous vote of the 13 states.
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SO ... Do we still have the A.O.C?
NO! The AOC was replaced by the U.S. Constitution.
What tipped the balance?
Daniel Shays and his troops led a rebellion (Shay’s Rebellion), which resulted in violent resistances throughout Massachusetts. This event produced fears because there was no national army to put down the rebellion.
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Multiple Choice
Shays' Rebellion inspired a change to the Articles of Confederation as it demonstrated that the central government needed more authority to help the states.
True
False
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Multiple Choice
Which weakness of the Articles of Confederation most likely allowed for Shay's Rebellion?
The central government could not regulate trade.
The government lacked the power to enforce treaties.
The central government had no authority to raise an army.
The difficulty of making additions to the Articles of Confederation.
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Reorder
Place in the correct order
Declaration of Independence
Articles of Confederation
Shay's Rebellion
U.S. Constitution
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Multiple Choice
Based on the table, which was a long term result of the Articles of Confederation on the
American government?
The Constitution denied the protection of natural rights.
The Constitution established the principle of social contract.
The Constitution reserved more responsibilities to the states.
The Constitution delegated more authority to the central government.
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Multiple Choice
How did the U.S. Constitution solve a problem created by the Articles of Confederation?
It avoided the issue of states' rights.
It allowed the states to elect representatives.
It prevented the amendment of federal laws.
It enabled the federal government to collect taxes.
SS.7.C.1.5 rEVIEW
Identify how the weaknesses of the Articles of Confederation led to the writing of the Constitution.
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