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Which document made confederation legal?
Confederation is defined as being the creation of loosely assembled states or territories. The Articles of Confederation made this act legal.
Why was the article of confederation important?
The Articles of Confederation was the first constitution of The United States. This document is important because it made the union of the thirteen colonies legal and identified them as sovereign states.
What document made states too powerful?
The Articles of Confederation
Name the state that made the adoption of the articles of confederation official?
Delaware
Why was the Declaration of Independece signed?
It made it an official document .
What does the document history allow a routing official to do?
Review all the adjustments made to a document to date.
If you are emancipated in the US and move to the UK will the emancipation still be valid?
Yes, any official legal document is honored in those countries which have made such agreements, including the U.S. and the U.K.
Artice 2 of the confederation is important because it?
Article 2 of the confederation is very important because it made the union of the thirteen colonies legal.
How can you change the year of birth in an official document?
Only way is to get a new document or have the place who made the document so official add an attachment with the updated information. What is this document used for and why are you changing the Birth year is the real question here?
What is a amedement?
An amendment (check your spelling) is a change to something. Usually a legal document, it is a change made to that document. In the case of the US Consitution, it is a legal change to the Constitution.
Why were the Articles of Confederation abandoned?
The Articles of Confederation were discarded because the state government dominated the federal government. The Articles of Confederation did not allow for the federal government to collect taxes.
What document made the US an official country?
The Declaration of Independence separated the 13 colonies from England and made the US a country.
