Question

help.

Answer 1

@fluttershyK

Answer 2

You should now be an expert on the struggles of the early U.S. government! Imagine it is 1787, and you receive this urgent message from the Constitutional Convention. Your task is to write a response to the convention delegates to help solve their problem.


You may use the Response Template to create your response. The full Preamble appears in this template. You may choose to present the information creatively instead, such as a song or series of text messages or using pictures.

In your response, be sure to include the following:

The three most important problems with the Articles of Confederation (in your opinion)
Why those problems make a new Constitution necessary
Your own version of the Preamble to the Constitution

Answer 3

I've been helping you for a while now and my question is how much are you learning or are you just waiting for me to just give you the answer so you can submit it as your own

Answer 4

no i put my own twist to it at the end and im learning a TON with you helping me! your amazing :)

Answer 5

ok im just making sure give me a minute

Answer 6

I want you learning how to write things in your own words so i want you to write in your own words a summary of this passage

Not judicial branch; no executive branch; no power to levy taxes; no power to regulate interstate and foreign commerce. In essence, the federal government was way too weak and it needed more power if the nation were going to survive. here's an excerpt from an article I am writing:

"Having just thrown off the yoke of an oppressive monarchy, it is not surprising that the Founders of the republic were distrustful of strong central government. Thus, they ratified the Articles of the Confederation, which provided the states with the overwhelming bulk of governing power and left the federal government without an executive branch—the arm of government to which the Framers had developed the strongest aversions. The Articles remained in place for several years, until the political leaders realized that the national government needed more power if the union were going to survive.
Hence, the statesmen of the late Eighteenth Century convened to increase the power of the national government, but only to the extent that doing so was necessary to the preservation of the union. Therefore, they resolved to give the national government the power to, inter alia, enter into treaties, levy taxes, handle foreign relations, regulate interstate and foreign commerce, and establish a national judiciary and executive. "

Answer 7

but thats the only thing im bad at :(

Answer 8

well i want you to try

Answer 9

ok :/ its no gonna be good though.. do you promise to fix it for me after?

Answer 10

i know you can do it i believe in you and i want you to believe in your self that you can if you try and i promise to fix it for you

Answer 11

ok :)

Answer 12

Not legal branch; no official branch; no energy to exact duties; no energy to manage interstate and outside business. Fundamentally, the central government was much excessively frail and it required more power if the country were going to survive. here's a selection from an article I am composing:

"Having quite recently diverted from the burden of an onerous government, it is not astonishing that the Founders of the republic were doubtful of solid focal government. Subsequently, they sanctioned the Articles of the Confederation, which furnished the states with the mind-boggling majority of representing power and left the central government without an official branch—the arm of government to which the Framers had built up the most grounded abhorrences. The Articles stayed set up for quite a long while, until the political pioneers understood that the national government required more power if the union were going to survive.

Consequently, the statesmen of the late Eighteenth Century assembled to expand the force of the national government, however just to the degree that doing as such was important to the conservation of the union. In this manner, they made plans to give the national government the ability to, bury alia, go into arrangements, demand charges, handle outside relations, direct interstate and remote business, and set up a national legal and official. "

Answer 13

@fluttershyK

Answer 14

I told you could do it you did better then i was expecting i thought it was going to be a short few sentence summary this doesn't need fixing it needs an A+