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Articles of Confederation (formally, the "Articles of Confederation and Perpetual Union"), adopted by the Second Continental Congress on Nov. 15, 1777.
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The Bill of Rights is the name of which document?
the Bill of Rights is part of the Constitution
What was americas first constution called?
The Articles of Confederation was the first form of the Constitution. However, it was very weak and ineffective. The states had more rights than the National Government.
Why are Americas founding fathers important?
They are important because they wrote are constitution.
When did the first humans arrive in Americas and how did they get here?
i think it was i forgot his first name collumbis and they found america while trying to find india
What is the name given to the first ten amendmets of the US constitution?
bill of rights
What is the name of Americas first writer constitution?
thomas jefferson
When was Americas first constitution radified?
1789
Who wrote Pennsylvania's first constitution and was Americas first town planner?
ponk
What was the formal name of the document that served as Americas constitution between 1781 and 1788?
The Articles of Confederation
What was the formal name of the document that served as Americas constitution between 1781 - 1788?
The Articles of Confederation
What did they name the new world?
at first, Americas
What is the name of Americas first national park?
oxford
What was the name of the first constitution in American history?
American constitution
This persons last name starts with a V He sailed to the Americas and was the first person to realize that the Americas were separate from Asia What was his name?
Amerigo Vespucci.
Name given to the first people of the Americas?
native Americans
What is the name of Americas first superhighway?
the PA turnpike/ I 76
What is the name of the first Basque known to have been killed in the settling of the Americas?
Juan Elcano was the first Basque is known to have been killed in the settling of the Americas.
