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How did the number of states change from the map of 1787 the map of present day states?
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What was the 1787 meeting of the states to revise Articles of the Confederation known as?
Congressional convention
Which of these statements about the amendments to the Constitution is most accurate They can never increase in number They were based on the Articles of Confederation They were all made in 1787 They h?
They have been made over time.
When did mozart's dad die?
May 1787
When did mozarts father die?
1778
What year was the Articles of Confederation?
1781
How many present states and parts of present states were part of the US in 1783?
There was no United States of America in 1783. The first state to enter the Union was Delaware in 1787.
How many present states and part of the present states were part of the US in 1783?
There was no United States of America in 1783. The first state to enter the Union was Delaware in 1787.
What important law guaranteed that freedoms enjoyed in the states would also be present in the territores?
Ordinance of 1787
What document was complete in 1787?
The U.S. Constitution was completed in 1787. Although it had been written earlier, it was not ratified by the states until 1787.
What were states guaranteed in the Ordinance of 1787?
The states guaranteed in the ordinance of 1787 is Ohio,Indiana,Illinois,Michigan,and Wisconsin.
When was the Constitution of the United States signed?
Adopted by convention of States, September 17, 1787
Number of states neddes to ratify the constitution?
It was agreed at the constitutional convention of 1787 that nine states would be required. Out of the current 50 it would require 38.
When was the Uniten States Constitution signed?
1787
When was the United States Constitution written?
1787
United States Constitution signed?
1787
How many states were ratified in 1787?
78
What was the purpose of the ordinance of 1787?
The Northwest Ordinance of 1787 decided how the United States would add new territory and eventually new states to the Union.
