Sixth Grade Unit 5 Chapter 10

After the American Revolution, the 13 colonies had to establish their government as a (a)   .

The Articles of Confederation ensured that the new national government was not too (a)   .

To give formal approval to something so it can become legal or valid is to (a)   it.

The Articles of Confederation established a largely (a)   government.

The individual states became (a)   states loosely united as a confederation.

The Articles of Confederation illustrated the Founders' commitment to the principle of (a)   government.

A government with only one house or chamber is called a (a)   national legislative body.

Each state selected (a)   voting representative for the unicameral body.

a majority that is greater than 50%, often much greater is called a (a)  

Congress had the power to declare _____ and manage_____affairs.

(a)