Articles of Confederation
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Mr. Berardi
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History
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6th - 8th Grade
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1.
Multiple Choice
the King's plan for how to govern the newly freed colonies
the first Constitution
the first government of the U.S.
George Washington's plan for taking power as the new King
2.
Multiple Choice
creating a weak central government
not giving enough power to the states
too many taxes
uniting all of the states
3.
Multiple Choice
it was difficult to make decisions in the newly formed United States under the Articles of Confederation because---
the national government was too controlling.
the approval to amend the articles was not priority.
the approval of thirteen states was required to ratify.
the approval of nine states was required for ratification.
4.
Multiple Choice
Strengths
*ability to declare war
*ability to make treaties
*ability to operate post offices
This information is found in what government document ?
the Treaty of Paris of 1783
The Franco American Treaty
The Articles of the Confederacy
The Articles of Confederation
5.
Multiple Choice
Which makes more sense?
A weak national government can run a country effectively.
A weak national government can overrun state government.
A strong national government is more stable than a loose confederation of states.
A loose alliance of states is ideal for a brand new nation.
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