The Articles of Confederation

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The Articles of Confederation

How the AoC Government worked: One vote per state in Congress Congress can declare war, coin money, and conduct foreign affairs. At least nine states must approve laws How the AoC Government didn’t work: Can’t regulate trade Can’t tax. Must ask for money from states No president or court system (except for pirates!)

Northwest Ordinance Guaranteed basic rights in Northwest Territory Accomplishments Northwest Ordinance Guaranteed basic rights in Northwest Territory Bans slavery there Will be divided into 3 to 5 new, equal states Set up system to create new states

Accomplishments Land Ordinance of 1785 -Divided new land into 36 square mile townships, and sold off 1 square mile sections at $1/acre

Township 6 miles Half Section – 320 acres Half-quarter Section Quarter quarter Section 40 acres

Virginia vs. Maryland dispute Failures Virginia vs. Maryland dispute

British still occupy Northwest Territory Failures British still occupy Northwest Territory

Spanish close Mississippi River Failures Spanish close Mississippi River

America can’t pay back war debt Failures America can’t pay back war debt

Failures Shays’ Rebellion -Farmers in Western MA rebel against property repossession and not being paid for Revolutionary service. - It takes a privately funded army to stop the rebellion.

I think we better sort this mess out! Off to Philly!