Articles of Confederation

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Hamilton implied that the weakness of the government under the Confederation was because the central government didn't have enough power. He believed too much power was given to the states and that the central government should be able to pass laws.

because it was thomas jefforson that wanted to change it.

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1781

The Articles of Confederation two successes were that the American colonists fought and defeated Great Britain. Because of doing this, they gained independence. By the end of the Confederation era, Congress created a bureaucracy to administer the day-to-day affairs of the government that we see today.

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To create, approve, or veto laws.

The patriot you are most likely referring to is Thomas Jefferson. Though he did not take part in the authoring of the Constitution, he believed that a country could not be ruled by a single set of laws: it needed to be reinforced by a Bill of Rights. Also known as anti-federalism.

The powers of the new federal government

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1781

The Answer for your question is yes, because after the Declaration of independence in 1776. The Articles of Confederation later was created it stated that there was not to be a president, taxes, army and no court system and it basically sucked so in 1787 they Created the U.S Constitution, basically knows as the "Rule Book" in how the Government System works.

Congress began the ratification process in 1777. The last state to ratify was Maryland in 1781. They held out two years longer than the last state.

Because the people were citizens of their STATES, and the States made up the United States under the Articles of Confederation. The Federal government had very little impact on the people.

Hamilton argued that paying off the state's debts, even though some of the Southern states had already done so, would show other nations that the new government under the Constitution did represent all the people and states and would honor its economic obligations. This would convince other nations that our relations with the states and with foreign nations, especially dealing with commerce, could be trusted.

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The Articles were not strong enough to support a strong country. They were too weak and did not give the national government enough power. So, the delegates decided to come up with a new form of central governenment.

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