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The Articles of Confederation aimed to create a decentralized form of government that protected the independence of the 13 new states. It intended to provide each state with equal representation and allow them to retain their sovereignty. The plan sought to unite the states for common defense and economic cooperation, while also preventing a strong central government that could potentially threaten the individual states' liberties.

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How was the plan of government outlined by the article of confederation supposed to help the new states?

It didn't


What were the delegates of the convention of1787 supposed to be doing?

They were to amend the articles of confederation.


What was the convention in Philadelphia in 1787 supposed to do?

Fix the Articles of Confederation(APEX


When representatives met in Philadelphia in May of 1787 they were to revise what document?

It was NOT the Declaration of Independence they met to revise, but the Articles of Confederation. They were supposed to modify the Confederation; instead they came up with an entirely new government, described in the Constitution.


What were the delegates to the constitutional convection initially supposed to do?

The delegates of the Constitutional Convention were supposed to revise the Articles of Confederation, not create an entirely new government. This four month convention in Philadelphia lasted from May 25 to September 17, 1787.


This body met in philadelphia and voted on the declaration of independence?

It was NOT the Declaration of Independence they met to revise, but the Articles of Confederation. They were supposed to modify the Confederation; instead they came up with an entirely new government, described in the Constitution.oh gosh thank you


Why did anti-federalists believe the constitutional convention had gone toofar?

The constitutional convention was actually only supposed to fix the Articles of Confederation, the actual first government of the United states. The Articles of Confederation was weak. The new constitution was becoming strong. Anti-federalists were afraid that the goverment would become to controlling like Englands was at the time.


In what ways was the Constitutional Congress lacking in authority?

The delegates to the Constitutional Convention were not authorized to write a new Constitution. They were only supposed to propose amendments to the Articles of Confederation. In that sense they had no authority at all to write a whole new constitution to replace the Articles of Confederation.


What were the delegates to the Constitution Convention initially supposed to do?

Replace the Articles of Confederation with an entirely new document(apex)


Why did convention delegates decide t keep the proceedings secret?

The Constitutional Convention exceeded its authority in writing a new Constitution and it was feared that if deliberations on a new Constitution were to be found out, the Convention would be dissolved. The Convention was supposed to work out amendments to the Articles of Confederation that would keep that document in effect but improve on its inherent weaknesses. It was soon apparent to the delegates that saving the Articles of Confederation by amendment was hopeless, so they began to create a new form of government entirely. This was a task, the delegates had no authority to do.


In a confederation the national government is stronger than the state governments.?

No, not usually. Each member state is supposed to maintain its own leadership except in certain important matters such as defense and interstate commerce.


In a confederation is the national government stronger than the state governments?

No, not usually. Each member state is supposed to maintain its own leadership except in certain important matters such as defense and interstate commerce.