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the individual states
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Explain whether the Confederation government was strong or weak in the area of trade relations?
It left the central government weak because the states maintained a majority of the power.
Why is San Marino not part of Italy?
San Marino is not part of Italy because it is an independent country with its own government, laws, and history. It has maintained its sovereignty and autonomy since its founding in the 4th century.
What two countries were causing the confederation trouble in 1787?
In 1787, the two countries causing trouble for the confederation were Great Britain and Spain. Great Britain continued to impose trade restrictions and maintained military outposts in the northwest territory, while Spain closed the Mississippi River to American shipping, significantly affecting trade. These tensions highlighted the weaknesses of the Articles of Confederation and contributed to the push for a stronger federal government.
Was the Constitution written to be a self-consciously landmark document or was it simply a compilation of compromises?
Neither, the US Constitution was drafted to define the roll of government in both domestic and foreign affairs. The big problem was if the states would have primary power(confederation) over the affairs of its citizenry, or one central government(federal) would have all the power. Fearing a central government would eventually become corrupt and tyrannical, anti-federalist maintained a confederation of independent state rule was the most prudent. Federalist worried that independent states would be susceptible to the influences of foreign nations and potential enemies, or not pony up the taxes to pay off any debts incurred from war. Anti-federalists Jefferson yielded to a provisional federal government on terms that a bill of rights be affixed to insure the people were protected from a overly powerful central government. I mean since each of the signers bickered with Jefferson over details. But overall it was a statement. There were compromises between land owners and businessmen, states vs the federal government etc.
What is the relationship between Transvaal and Orange Free state in Government?
The Transvaal and the Orange Free State were two independent Boer republics in southern Africa during the late 19th century. Both were established by Dutch-descended settlers, known as Afrikaners, and shared similar political structures, characterized by a republican form of government. They maintained diplomatic relations and often collaborated on military matters, particularly during conflicts with the British Empire. However, they remained separate entities until their eventual incorporation into the Union of South Africa in 1910.
What concept of government was introduced in the articles of confederation and maintained in the constitution?
Limited Goverment
Who maintained control of the major powers of government according to the Articles of confederation?
While there was a loose form of federal government under the Articles of Confederation, each state was essentially a country unto itself. The states had their own governments that made their own rules and instituted their own taxes, and national law had little to no effect on these tiny countries.
Explain whether the Confederation government was strong or weak in the area of trade relations?
It left the central government weak because the states maintained a majority of the power.
For a Government insurance claims must be maintained for?
Government insurance claim forms must be maintained for six years.
Is the Washington Monument public or privately maintained?
neither. it is renovated and maintained by the government.
Why is San Marino not part of Italy?
San Marino is not part of Italy because it is an independent country with its own government, laws, and history. It has maintained its sovereignty and autonomy since its founding in the 4th century.
What two countries were causing the confederation trouble in 1787?
In 1787, the two countries causing trouble for the confederation were Great Britain and Spain. Great Britain continued to impose trade restrictions and maintained military outposts in the northwest territory, while Spain closed the Mississippi River to American shipping, significantly affecting trade. These tensions highlighted the weaknesses of the Articles of Confederation and contributed to the push for a stronger federal government.
The Government Printing Office is maintained by the what branch?
legislative
Which is one way in which Wales and Scotland have not maintained independent from England?
They elect representatives for the British Parliament.
Was the Constitution written to be a self-consciously landmark document or was it simply a compilation of compromises?
Neither, the US Constitution was drafted to define the roll of government in both domestic and foreign affairs. The big problem was if the states would have primary power(confederation) over the affairs of its citizenry, or one central government(federal) would have all the power. Fearing a central government would eventually become corrupt and tyrannical, anti-federalist maintained a confederation of independent state rule was the most prudent. Federalist worried that independent states would be susceptible to the influences of foreign nations and potential enemies, or not pony up the taxes to pay off any debts incurred from war. Anti-federalists Jefferson yielded to a provisional federal government on terms that a bill of rights be affixed to insure the people were protected from a overly powerful central government. I mean since each of the signers bickered with Jefferson over details. But overall it was a statement. There were compromises between land owners and businessmen, states vs the federal government etc.
Was the constitution written to be self-consciously landmark document or was it simply a compilation of compromises?
Neither, the US Constitution was drafted to define the roll of government in both domestic and foreign affairs. The big problem was if the states would have primary power(confederation) over the affairs of its citizenry, or one central government(federal) would have all the power. Fearing a central government would eventually become corrupt and tyrannical, anti-federalist maintained a confederation of independent state rule was the most prudent. Federalist worried that independent states would be susceptible to the influences of foreign nations and potential enemies, or not pony up the taxes to pay off any debts incurred from war. Anti-federalists Jefferson yielded to a provisional federal government on terms that a Bill of Rights be affixed to insure the people were protected from a overly powerful central government. I mean since each of the signers bickered with Jefferson over details. But overall it was a statement. There were compromises between land owners and businessmen, states vs the federal government etc.
Who maintained control of the major powers of government?
the individual states
