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ARTICLES OF CONFEDERATION

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John Dickenson drafted a proposal in 1776 for a national government, which he called the... Articles of Confederation.
Congress adopted a weak version of the Articles and sent it to the states for... Ratification in 1777.
The Articles were debated on for over a year and in _____, twelve state legislatures agreed to the new government. 1779
But _________ delayed, refusing to sign until all states claiming lands north of the Ohio River turned these territories over to the United Maryland
Maryland lawmakers wanted to keep ______ and ______ from expanding to such a degree that they would dominate the new nation. Virginia and New York
Beginning in _a_, northwester claims by individual states were _b_, and the Articles became law in _c_ and were in effect until _d_. a. 1781 b. abandoned c. March 1, 1781 d. March 4, 1789
Achievements of the Articles of Confederation were... a. The Articles were the 1st drafted proposal for a national government in America. b. The Articles established a form of government in which Americans were citizens of their own states 1st and of the United States 2nd. c. Under the Articles, the nation
The Provisions that made the Articles of Confederation so weak were... A. The Articles created a weak central government. B. There was no national court system or executive branch, but there was a unicameral congress in which each state had one vote. C. Financial, diplomatic and military affairs were managed by congression
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