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USI U6: New Nation

Articles of Confederation

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The Articles of Confederation was the United States' first constitution (1781)
This word is means a group of people working together confederation
The Articles of Confederation were written during the American Revolution
This part of the Articles of Confederation outlined the process for admitting new states and outlawed slavery in new territories Northwest Ordinance
There was no common currency
Coins and paper bills used as money currency
Congress had no power to __________ commerce between the states regulate
The national government was weak (states had more power)
This is the only branch of government that existed under the Articles of Confederation legislative
Congress This was and is the American legislature
These two branches did not exist under the Articles of Confederation executive and judicial
Each state had one vote in Congress, regardless of size
________ states did not like the one vote per state law Large
_______ states were happy with the "one vote" rule Small
How do governments get money? taxes
Did Congress have the power to tax? no
The Articles of Confederation was a ____ failure
This replaced the Articles of Confederation in 1789, and we still follow it today US Constitution
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