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One that all 13 states had to approve it. I don't know a second one.

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Q: What are the 2 most important reasons to change or rewrite the Articles of Confederation?
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What did the delegates to the Constitutional Convention intend to do?

Rewrite the Articles of Confederation.


What did the delegates that went to the federal convention intend to rewrite?

Articles Of Confederation


How was the plans for the constitution resolved?

there first was the articles of confederation. they planned to rewrite the articles but made a new constuion.but they would all vote on amendentments that is how prblems were resolved.


Which was an accomplishment of the United states government under the articles of confederation?

No accomplishment. It was the main reason that they met to rewrite it or make a new one.


Which was accomplishment of the united state government under the articles of confederation?

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The purpose of the Grand Convention was to adress(solve) problems going on at that time.


Why the framers give powers to congres rather than to states?

When they met to rewrite the articles of confederation they had tried giving the states power and it didn’t work. To have a country you need to have a strong central government that will see to the common good of the people and for protection. States can’t provide this.


What event proved the articles of confederation were ineffective?

In U.S. history, there are two Articles of Confederation. The first was formed after the American colonists declared their independence from Britain and created their own government; the second when the southern states seceded from the North. In the second Articles, there was no event that proved they weren't working. They ceased to exist when the South lost the Civil War. The first failed mainly because there wasn't written into it a system of taxation that was equitable for the country to maintain a government, a military, and a presence on the world stage. After the War of Independence, the founders of the country decided that rather than revise the Articles of Confederation, they would rewrite a new Constitution, taking into account what they had learned after many years of war and independent governance.


What plan proposed scrapping the Articles of Confederation and creating a new national government with the power to make laws binding upon the states and rise money through taxes?

Well... The thing was, scrapping the Articles of Confederation wasn't planned, from what I understand. When what later would be called the Constitutional Convention was called up in Philidelphia (Our capitol, before D.C had been planned and built) the original delegates simply planned to rewrite the Articles, as I understand. However, upon careful investigation, they reached a consensus that the Articles were simply too flawed to be simply rewritten, so they decided to scrap the Articles, and began the drafting of what is now the United States Constitution. Short answer, the Constitution.


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