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Constitution Quiz #1

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How many goals are listed in the Preamble of the Constitution Seven
What document formed the first government of the United States The Articles of Confederation
The articles of COnfederation were seen as a "league of _______________" friendship
Under the articles was the state or national government stronger? State
True or False the National government under the articles had the power to collect taxes False
Why did the colonists want a weak central government under the Articles of COnfederation? they feared a strong government would take away their rights
One weakness which caused the states to bicker under the articles was they were allowed to print their own _______________ money
Why was it so difficult to get an amendment passed under the Articles of Confederation? All 13 states had to agree to the change
Be able to name a goal of the preamble, explain what the goal means and give an example of how that goal is met today various
Due to the weaknesses of the articles the delegates in Philadelphia decided to write a new government called The Consitution
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