Articles of Confederation Overview
Articles of Confederation Weaknesses
Articles of Confederation Strengths
Sourcing Practice
100

What was the 1st written plan for government in the United States called?


Articles of Confederation

100

The government did not have the power to collect money from its citizens, also know as what?

Taxes

100

True or false: Under the rule of the Articles of Confederation, federal government could

Make foreign alliances and treaties, print money, and declare war

True

100

A cartoon that displays public figures expressing the artist's opinion is called what?

Political Cartoon

200

Which part of government got the most power under the Articles of Confederation?

State Governments

200

The government could not create rules to make the country safe, also know as what?

Laws

200

The Articles established a firm league of ______________ among the states. 

Friendship

200
A claim made to disprove an opposing argument is called what?

Counterclaim

300

Which part of government did not receive a lot of power under the Articles of Confederation?

National/Federal Government

300

True or False: Under the rule of the Articles of Confederation, central government had more power than the states

False, states had more power than the federal government

300

The Articles helped the US get away from the controlling government structure of this country. 

Great Britain

300

Figuring out if two sources support each other or say the same thing is called what?

Corroboration

400

What came first? 

Articles of Confederation

or

Declaration of Independence

Declaration of Independence

400

Changing the Articles took a _______________ decision.

Unanimous

400

What was created after the Articles were thrown away?

The Constitution

400

Figuring out why an author is writing a source is called what?

Author's Purpose

500

Articles of Confederation was written by the 2nd 

___________ Congress

2nd Continental Congress

500

Daniel Shays was a farmer who owned a lot of _______________. 

Land

500

This act was passed to give statehood to Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Michigan, and Wisconsin once they reached a population of 60,000. 

Northwest Ordinance

500

Sovereignty is a fancy word for what?

Power