
7.1 Articles of Confederation
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John Groetken
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Which of the following statements is true about the process of states writing constitutions after 1776?
All states completed their constitutions by 1776.
Only New York and Georgia completed their constitutions in 1780.
Connecticut and Rhode Island used their State Charters as constitutions.
Congress wrote the constitutions for each state.
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How did the experience under British rule influence the structure of new state governments, particularly regarding the distribution of power?
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following were requirements for voters during the time when new state constitutions were established?
Must be white males over 21 who owned land and paid taxes
Any citizen over 18
Women who owned land
All men over 21 regardless of property
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Multiple Choice
What was the main reason most Americans wanted a weak central government after independence?
They wanted to avoid another monarchy like Britain
They believed a strong central government would be more efficient
They wanted to give more power to the president
They wanted to expand the military
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Open Ended
Explain how the Articles of Confederation addressed the issue of state versus central government power. What were the strengths and weaknesses of this approach?
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Multiple Choice
What were two successes of the Confederation Government despite its challenges?
Negotiating the peace treaty with Britain and expanding foreign trade
Creating a strong central government and abolishing slavery
Establishing a national bank and building a navy
Winning the War of 1812 and purchasing Louisiana
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Multiple Select
Which of the following were results of the Northwest Ordinance of 1787?
Slavery was banned in new territories
A single Northwest Territory was created
Any territory with 60,000 people could apply for statehood
All land west of Georgia was made free from slavery
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How did the Ordinance of 1785 and the Northwest Ordinance of 1787 address the issue of western lands?
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Explain how financial problems at home affected the United States government after the war.
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Which of the following issues did the United States face with foreign countries after the war?
Britain blocked trade with the West Indies
Spain blocked use of the Mississippi River
France refused to recognize American independence
British troops remained in forts near Michigan
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Reflecting on today's lesson, what is one foundational piece you think is most important when starting a government, and why?
Which of the following statements is true about the process of states writing constitutions after 1776?
All states completed their constitutions by 1776.
Only New York and Georgia completed their constitutions in 1780.
Connecticut and Rhode Island used their State Charters as constitutions.
Congress wrote the constitutions for each state.
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