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De Facto Government-Government citizens obeyed De Jure Government-The lawful government
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This was was a government that the people obeyed instead of a royal governor.
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It was meant to be a temporary government during the war,the elected delegates were mostly Lowcountry elite,who raised an army,issued currency and they also enforced non-importation goods from England
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The Treaty of Ninety-Six said Backcountry residents would remain neutral in the struggle with Great Britain,but this treaty didn’t last.
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Adopted before Declaration Of Independence was signed
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Served as a president of the Continental Congress
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Written after Declaration of Independence.The three changes to this one were the president was called governor,Church of England was no longer official church,representation was a little more equal.
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Written to establish the first national government
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Raised fears of rebellion against the federal government and the states called for meeting to fix the problems
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First national government of the United States
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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 and also served on the committee to persuade the states to pay their debts to the national government
