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James Madison wanted to replace the Articles of Confederation because he thought they would have a stronger national government. But Patrick Henry wanted to keep the Articles. :))
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Why did the states ratify the Articles of Confederatin?
(They wanted to prevent an abuse of national government.)
When were the articles of confederations made?
They were ratified in 1781, and were replaced by the constitution in 1787.
What was not a weakness of the articles of confederations?
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Why was the articles of confederations weak?
The Articles of Confederation gave the government no separation of powers.
A major problem with the articles of confederations was that the document?
Did not give congress the power to tax
Why did the states ratify the Articles of Confederatin?
(They wanted to prevent an abuse of national government.)
How was the articles of confederations revised?
cucuy
What did PA and 1776 Constitution and the Articles of Confederation have in common?
A group of Pennsylvanians who wanted to replace the state constitution also wanted to replace the Articles.
When did the articles of confederations start?
it started in 1781
What is the longest article in the articles of confederations?
Article 9 is the longest article in the Articles of Confederation.
What was The Articles of Confederations man weekness?
You have to first learn to spell.
What was a problem in the articles of confederations?
the government cou tax the people
When were the articles of confederations made?
They were ratified in 1781, and were replaced by the constitution in 1787.
The failure of the Articles of Confederations led directly to the creation of what document?
Constitution.
What was not a weakness of the articles of confederations?
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Why was the articles of confederations weak?
The Articles of Confederation gave the government no separation of powers.
Why did Patrick Henry not want to change the articles of confederation to make them stronger?
Who wanted to replace the Articles of Confederation?
