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Acted as the first national government of the United States.
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meant to be a temporary government during the war
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Back country would remain neutral in the problems with England
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Served as the law until arguments with England were resolved
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Served as president of the Continental Congress and later on the committee that negotiated the Treaty of Paris
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Had 3 changes. President was called governor, church of England was no longer the state church, representation was more equal between ow and back country
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Written to establish first national government
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Raised fears of more rebellions
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Charles Pinckney was an early advocate for a stronger national government. He chaired the Confederation committee that wanted to strengthen the national government under the Articles of Confederation and also served on the committee to persuade the states to pay their debts to the national government.