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Rachel
1985 DBQ
The 1780's
The Articles of Confederation were well written, especially considering the fact that the U.S.A. was a brand-new country and had no knowledge whatsoever on how to run a country. Though they were good, the articles didn't provide America with a very effective government. Since the people were afraid of a centralized government that would become too powerful, they decided to move most issues to a state level, rather than a national one. This is problematic because of it's economic effects, and because of the effects on politics and the limitations of the federal governments.
From 1770 to 1775, as the population grew, so did the Estimated Market value of US exports to Great Britain. Then, after 1776, the inevitable happened: the economy took a nosedive. Though the population continued to steadily grow, the economy ceased to. Infact it dropped by almost 800 dollars, which isn't a lot of money now, but back then,......
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