Under the Articles of Confederation, states would be independent.

The Articles of Confederation were easy to change.

Under the Articles, states with more people got more votes in Congress.

Under the Articles, Congress did not have the power to collect taxes.

Under the Articles, Congress could pass laws and force states to follow them.

The Articles of Confederation created the first American government.

Everyone thought the central government should have more power.

Some people were afraid states might lose their independence.

Different states had different needs for government to meet.

The states all got along with each other.

The government created by the Articles of Confederation had everything under control among the states.

The Articles required states to treat citizens from other states the same as their own citizens.

How many states had to agree in order for the Articles of Confederation to be changed?

The Articles of Confederation required states to follow the laws Congress passed.

Under the Constitution, laws are made by the _______ branch.

Under the Constitution, laws passed by Congress are ___ to state laws.

Under the Constitution, Congress has ______.

Under the Constitution, each state gets two votes in the _______.

Under the Constitution, the number of votes each state gets in the House of Representatives is based on its _____.

Under the Constitution, a change to the Constitution must be approved by ____.

The Articles, the Constitution, or both?

created a president

The Articles, the Constitution, or both?

created a government

The Articles, the Constitution, or both?

had one branch of government

The Articles, the Constitution, or both?

had enough power to do its job

The Articles, the Constitution, or both?

created a court system

The Articles, the Constitution, or both?

gave large and small states the same power

The Articles, the Constitution, or both?

created a Congress

The Articles, the Constitution, or both?

compromised between large and small states

The Articles, the Constitution, or both?

created a military

The Articles, the Constitution, or both?

didn't let Congress enforce its laws