The Articles of Confederation: The First Constitution of the United StatesDescribes the purpose and history of the Articles of Confederation and discusses how it led to the more powerful Constitution. |
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... and shall en cin all the privileges of trade and commerce , subject to the suna
duties , imposions , and restrictions to prevent taval ol propery imported into any
Siate , to any other dute , of which the owner is an inhabitants prova Who that no
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... and shall en cin all the privileges of trade and commerce , subject to the suna
duties , imposions , and restrictions to prevent taval ol propery imported into any
Siate , to any other dute , of which the owner is an inhabitants prova Who that no
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... 35-37 , 56-58 Tennessee , 61 Term limits , 32 , 34 , 73 Thomson , Charles , 55 ,
72 Trade , 17 , 30 , 56 , 57 Travel , freedom of , 30 , 31 Treason , 34 , 52 Treaty of
Paris ( 1783 ) , 54 Trenton , New Jersey , 54 Trial by jury , 52 War , declaration ...
... 35-37 , 56-58 Tennessee , 61 Term limits , 32 , 34 , 73 Thomson , Charles , 55 ,
72 Trade , 17 , 30 , 56 , 57 Travel , freedom of , 30 , 31 Treason , 34 , 52 Treaty of
Paris ( 1783 ) , 54 Trenton , New Jersey , 54 Trial by jury , 52 War , declaration ...
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Americas First Constitution | 26 |
Filling in the Blanks | 44 |
Back to the Drawing Board | 65 |
Time Line | 93 |
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