After declaring independence from England in 1776.
its telling me to answer the qeustion if i knew the qeustion i wouldnt be looking for the answer -_-
feel that their national government was fading
Many of the delegates at the Philadelphia Convention argued for a stronger national government, as one of the weakness of the Articles of Confederation was that it created a weak national government. The Constitutional Convention was held in 1787.
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just draw how and what you feel.
They argued that the new government would provide a better balance between the national government and state governments. Hope that helps!
Implied powers gave the national government too much power.
Anti-Federalists only approved the commerce compromise after it was guaranteed that the SouthÕs exports would not be taxed and that Congress would not ban the slave trade for twenty years. The Anti-Federalists were against the national government having so much control over commerce.
Anti-Federalists only approved the commerce compromise after it was guaranteed that the SouthÕs exports would not be taxed and that Congress would not ban the slave trade for twenty years. The Anti-Federalists were against the national government having so much control over commerce.
implied powers gave the national government too much power. school makes me tired.
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