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The Articles of Confederation in the 1781, served as the first American constitution, it was created due to the British central authority against American. -
In 1783 the Treaty Of Paris was made after the American Revolution, and formally recognized the Untied States as an independent state. -
The land of Ordinance was adopted by the United States, that stated how settlers could purchase title to farmland, in the west. -
The Federalist Papers were published in 1787, to urge New York delegates to ratify the constitutions. Many people thought the Constitution would give too much power to the government. -
Northwest Ordinance, was a method for admitting new states into the Union from other territories, in the 1787. -
The Shay's Rebellion was a violent revolt in Massachusetts. It was sparked by a monetary debt crisis at the end of the american revolutionary war. In the year 1787 -
President George Washington's inauguration was held on the balcony of Federal Hall, in New York city. It started the beginning of the four-year term of George Washington. -
The Bill of Rights protected the fundamental rights of civilians, in 1791. -
John Adams was elected to two terms vice president under George Washington, he was soon elected President in 1796. -
The Quasi war was the first seaborne conflict to the newly established United States, in the year 1800. The battle was needed for the U.S to protect their shipping.