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What events lead many Americans to desire stronger national government?
The Articles of Confederation... and that's all I Know
What document preceded the constitution as the framework for American government?
the articles of confederation
2 examples of a confederation?
can i have a examples of confederation
The U.S. Constitution replaced the Articles of what?
The Articles of Confederation.
Was P.E.I with or against the confederation?
Pei was against confederation....
What was the most important achievement for the New England Confederation during its lifetime?
Railways
Why were railways an important factor in negotiating confederation?
Because it is a way of uniting the provence and a way to ship goods.
What started confederation?
Confederation started because everyone wanted to use the new railways because they were faster than ships, wagons, horses ect. and confederation also promised that they would pay off the debts.
What did Articles of Confederation lead to?
Shays' Revolution :)
What was the transportation for Nova Scotia during Confederation?
the trasportation was mainly wooden ships since there was no railways (that could happen when they join confed!!) :D
What did the failure of the Articles of Confederation lead to?
The only thing it lead to was the United States Constitution.
Who lead a confederation of the Eastern Woodlands Indians?
fat albert did
What was Prince Edward Island like in 1860?
it had no railways, lots of blacksmiths, less education, lots of farming, it was a colony not a province/city, confederation was going on at that time
What effects did shays rebellion have on the articles of confederation?
Shays Rebellion pointed out the problems in the Articles of Confederation. This lead to the production of the Constitution.
Describe how Tupper Charles lead their Nova Scotia to Confederation?
Because
What are the priority areas of Indian railways-2004?
Central Railways, Northern Railways & Western Railways.
How would the railways help confederation?
They were used for shipping goods and men, but the south had less railroads and the union army pulled up many to stop the easy movement of troops.
