Articles of Confederation

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What were the Articles of Confederation?

The Articles of Confederation established a strong central government.

The Articles of Confederation were a set of laws governing the British colonies.

The Articles of Confederation were a treaty with foreign nations.

The Articles of Confederation were the first constitution of the United States.

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Why do you think the states wanted a weak central government?

To increase federal control over state laws.

To centralize power and eliminate state governments.

To ensure a strong military presence in each state.

To preserve their authority and prevent tyranny.

Branches of Government

Strengths and Weaknesess

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What happens if a country is unable to collect taxes?

The country will receive more foreign aid.

The economy will automatically improve.

Public services will expand without funding.

The country will not have money to run the country.

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Why is regulating trade important for a country?

Regulating trade has no impact on the economy.

Regulating trade increases foreign competition.

Regulating trade leads to higher prices for consumers.

Regulating trade protects local industries and promotes economic stability.

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How might the lack of a court system cause problems for the citizens of a country?

The absence of a court system guarantees fair treatment for all citizens.

A court system can prevent all crime from occurring.

Unresolved disputes (nobody to settle arguments).

Without a court system, citizens will always agree on disputes.

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What was wrong with the amendment process of the Articles of Confederation?

The requirement for unanimous consent made the amendment process impossible.

The amendment process required only a simple majority.

The process was too quick and lacked thorough debate.

Amendments could be proposed by any state without restrictions.

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Where does a country get the money to form an army?

From international aid and donations.

Taxes and government budgets.

By selling natural resources and assets.

Through foreign loans and investments.

Multiple Choice

Who of the following was NOT a key figure in the Constitutional Convention?

George Washington

James Madison

Benjamin Franklin

Abraham Lincoln

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How did the Great Compromise fix the disagreements between big and small states about the Constitution?

Bicameral legislature with proportional representation in the House and equal representation in the Senate.

The Great Compromise mandated that all states have the same number of representatives regardless of population.

The Great Compromise allowed states to choose their own representation methods without federal oversight.

The Great Compromise established a unicameral legislature with equal representation in both chambers.

Ratification:officially approving or agreeing to something, like a plan, law, or decision, so it can go into effect.

The Anti-Federalists wanted more power for the states and were worried a strong national government might take away people's freedoms

The Federalists wanted a strong national government to help keep the country united and handle big issues.

Federalist vs Anti Federalists

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