Articles of Confederation Explained

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The first Constitution of the United States had several positives but yet its weaknesses would prompt Americans to realize they needed to write a new Constitution in 1787.
1. The Articles of the Confederation was the first what for the United States?
2. When were the Articles actually ratified or approved?
3. List two things the Articles gave the government the power to do.
4. List two things the government could not do under the Articles.
5. Why do you believe the Articles of Confederation failed?
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@VitalMusic217 3 года назад

Really helpful

@Mason_Rossi 3 года назад

Good video man

@thedailybellringer 3 года назад

Thank you!

@davesmith5656 Год назад

Happy I clicked on this channel. I've listened to some other explanations of the U.S. Constitution that were not nearly as clear and direct. One guy, for example, started off with his biography as a lawyer, then explains why the Constitution should be of interest to everyone - in his opinion (five minutes of "me"). By contrast, this channel just cuts to the chase, focusing on the U.S. Constitution. and how it came to be. I think I can tell enough about the speaker from his speech to know what I need to know about him - as far as I am able. And I like what I hear, here.

@thedailybellringer Год назад

Thank you so much! I am glad you liked the video and I try my best to make resources that get straight to the point and give students a condensed piece of information.