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Was the first plan for governing the United States.
Made the federal government too strong.
Created a President, a Congress, and federal court system.
None of the above.
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Congress could not force states to give tax money to the federal government.
To pass a law in Congress, a vote of 9/13 was needed to pass a law.
There was no supervision by the federal government to ensure that laws were carried out.
All of the above.
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Impeach the President.
Hold a Constitutional Convention.
Hold brand new elections.
Give the states even more power.
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Appoint governors for each state.
Choose the President.
Make laws for the whole nation.
Make treaties with other nations.
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Farmers in Western Massachusetts who had their farms taken by the bank.
The Massachusetts state militia.
The nickname for the United States Army.
A gang who terrorized New York City in the 1780's.
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When the farmers rioted, there was no federal army to stop them.
No federal courts to make sure that state courts are acting fairly.
No federal system of money.
All of the above.
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Direct Democracy.
Monarchy.
Representative Democracy.
None of the above.
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Tax citizens.
Print money.
Make deals with other nations.
All of the above.
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Depended on the size of the state.
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The Springfield Armory.
The Springfield Civic Center.
Washington, DC.
Governor Bowdoin's house.
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Each state wanted a different President.
Each state had its' own army, and printed its' own money.
Virginia and Maryland nearly went to war with each other.
None of the above.
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A central government to control all of the states.
Like the center of a spider web.
Government of just one state.
Choices A & B
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Taxes were too high.
The paper money issued by the State of Massachusetts was worthless, therefore they could not pay their bills.
Many of them had been soldiers years earlier, and they were still owed money from the U.S. government.
Choices B & C.
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A strict association based upon membership.
A loose association.
An American who supported African-American civil rights.
The same thing as an "article".
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Tax citizens.
Print money.
Choose a President.
Raise an army during time of war.
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There was no President.
All states were equal-one vote in Congress per state.
There was a weak federal government, with only one house of Congress.
Federal courts would choose the President.
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Boston, MA.
Pelham, MA.
New York, NY.
Great Britain.
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