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What were the problems within the states between 1776 and 1787?
Money confusion
Who went to London to discuss trade and dept problems with the british?
In 1796, Thomas Jefferson, who was then the U.S. Secretary of State, went to London to discuss trade and debt issues with British officials. His discussions were part of broader efforts to resolve ongoing tensions between the United States and Great Britain regarding trade relations and debts owed from the Revolutionary War. Jefferson aimed to improve diplomatic relations and find solutions to economic challenges faced by the young nation.
Did the articles of confederation make it easy for congress to resolve conflicts between the states?
well they didn't make it easy but they made it easier. the articles of comfederatiuon were made of laws that were supported by many states (remember, there were only 13 at the time). that made it easier to resolve conflict between the states. nut, in the end the articles of confederation did not really work out. there were stil many problems between the larger and smaller states.
How did Shays' Rebellion lead to the Constitutional Convention of 1787?
People realized the Articles of Confederation were too weak.
How did the great compromise meet the needs of both large and small states?
It satisfied them both by solving there problems between the larger states wanting the representatives to be determined by population and the smaller states wanting it to be determined on equality/ equal amount of representatives on each side. Then they came up with the house of representatives and the senate. This solved a lot of the peoples problems.
In 1786 Virginians called a convention in Annapolis to discuss problems with what?
In 1786, Virginians called a convention in Annapolis to discuss problems with trade and the protectionist policies each state had enacted. As a result of the Annapolis Convention, it was established that the federal government can regulate trade between the states.
Does India have gang problems?
Of course there are gang problems in many states of India, but the newspapers don't usually discuss this information until some brutal killings take place.
What was the purpose of the Hartford Convention?
to discuss the withdrawal of the New England states from the union
What were the problems within the states between 1776 and 1787?
Money confusion
Discuss the achievements of KSFC in karnataka states industrial development?
Discuss the achievements of KSFC in karnataka states industrial development?
What are some possible result of the growing problems between the United states and great Britain?
There are no problems between the US and UK that I know of. They are both allies within NATO. There are of course, friendly rivalries between the two countries but those are not problems.
What are some possible results of the problems between the US and great Britain and why?
There are international trade issues, trade problems. Among the states, war debts, and a weak economy plagued the states.
Is it right to divide INDIA on the basis of states?
No. It will create more drifts between people of different states. Creates problems for the share of natural sources. Already India is having hell lot of problems and dividing Country in to new states will creates some more problems.
What are some possibility results of the growing problems between the US and the Great Britain and why?
There are international trade issues, trade problems. Among the states, war debts, and a weak economy plagued the states.
What two countries led to many problems to the US?
War between Great Britain and Spain led to many problems to the United States!
How did the settlement of new lands cause problems between northern and southern states?
The issue of admittance to the USA as slave-states or free soil.
House where four states discussed trade disputes?
Delegates from the states Maryland, Virginia, Pennsylvania and Delaware met at Mount Vernon (George Washington's house) to discuss other common commercial problems as well as trade disputes.
