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What what population could a territory write a constitution and apply for statehood? 60,000
What was the first step in progress of a territory becoming a state? Congress had to appoint a governor and 3 judges
Which ordinance explained a way for the territories to become states? Northwest Ordinance
Which ordinance deals with how the land in the Northwest territory was divided and sold Land Ordinance
At what number could a territory vote for a legislator and a non voting member to Congress? 5000
What was the event called that showed the Articles of Confederation was not strong enough? Shays Rebellion
How many votes did it take to amend (or change) an existing law? 13/13
What was one of the significances of the Northwest Ordinance? It outlawed slavery in the Northwest Territory
What was the main limitation of the Confederation Congress in terms of raising money? They could not tax the states
What was the role of the Confederation Congress in the American Revolution? To borrow money from foreign nations
What was the relationship between the Articles of Confederation and the American Revolution? The Articles of Confederation were created during the American Revolution
What was the main reason for the limitations of the Articles of Confederation? To avoid tyranny like under British rule
Which of the following accurately describes the power of the Confederation Congress to raise money? They could borrow money from foreign nations
What was the main impact of the Articles of Confederation on the development of the United States? It created a confederation system of government
What was the main reason for the lack of a president in the government created by the Articles of Confederation? To avoid tyranny like under British rule
Which of the following accurately describes the process for admitting a territory as a state under the Northwest Ordinance? A majority vote in nine out of thirteen states
Why did the Founding Fathers limit the power of the National Congress in the Articles of Confederation? To protect and preserve the individual powers of the states
Which of the following accurately describes the process for amending the Articles of Confederation? A unanimous vote in the Confederation Congress
Which of the following accurately describes the government created by the Articles of Confederation? A weak national government with limited powers
What was the purpose of the Articles of Confederation? To establish a confederation system of government
What was the main argument against the effectiveness of the Articles of Confederation? The difficulty in passing laws
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