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The Articles of Confederation left the central government weak and gave most of the power to the states.
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The Treaty of Paris gave the United Staes most of the land from the Alantic Ocean to the mississippi River.
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the meeting of twelve states delegates in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,that replaced the Articus of confederationin 1789 that established three branches of the federal government.
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the plan adopted by the Constitutin=onal Convention in 1787 three branches of the federal government.
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the plan offered by the small states at the Constitutional Convention of 1787 that would have given all states an equal number of repersentatives in congress.
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the plan drawn up at the Constitutional Conventionin 1787 to form two house of congress.
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This law set out a plan for new territories to become states.
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A revolt in 1786 of Massechutts farmers led by Daniel Shey's who opposed tax decisions of the state court.
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The introdution to the Constitution.
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The delegates of the C.C all agreed upon and signed the cost.
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Delaware becomes the fist state to ratifiy the Constitution.
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Pennsylvaia, New Jersey, Goergia, Conneticut ratifyed the Constitution.
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New Hamshire ratified the Constitution.
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This debate was overprotecting citezens rights delegates felt these rights must be part of the Constitution.
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The Bill of Right are the first ten admendementsto the constitution they were writen to protect the rights pf the citizens
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Rhode Island ratified the Constitution
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Supreme court can put a stop to any law passed by congress or signed by the President.
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Goerge Whashington was chosen to be the first President.
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Whashington was sworn on a balcony at Federal Hall in New York City.
