State Governments & the Articles of Confederation

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State Governments & the Articles of Confederation Created by Mr. Johnson

State Governments

Virginia Declaration of Rights Written by George Mason Natural rights Consent of governed Separation of powers Limited government Model for Declaration of Independence, Constitution and Bill of Rights

Va. Statute of Religious Freedom Written by Thomas Jefferson Disestablishment of Anglican Church Free exercise of religion Model for 1st Amendment

Other State Constitutions Bills of Rights Property requirements for voting (but lowered) Frequent elections of legislators Weak executive and judicial branches Relocation of state capitals to interior Safety from coastal attack Population expanding westward

Articles of Confederation: Overview

Articles of Confederation 2nd Continental Congress 1777 Loose association 1 branch only… legislative One vote per state Laws must pass a 3/4 vote Amendments must be unanimous

Articles of Confederation: Accomplishments

Continental Army

State Claims to Western Lands

Land Ordinance of 1785

Land Ordinance of 1785 Surveys Sale of public lands Pay off national debt Orderly settlement 16th section… funding for public education

Northwest Ordinance of 1787 Territories become full states No new slavery in the northwest

Northwest Indian War

Indian Land Cessions

Articles of Confederation: Failures

Failures of the AoC

Interstate Commerce & Foreign Tariffs

Taxation

Currency Problems

Foreign Threats Britain Britain

Foreign Threats Indians

Foreign Threats Spain Spain

Foreign Threats Barbary Pirates

Franco-American Alliance?

Shays’ Rebellion

Shays’ Rebellion

Military Response

Constitutional Convention, 1787