Compare And Contrast The Articles Of Confederation And The Constitution
Articles of the Constitution and Confederation of the United States
Anthony Reyes,
History/110
September 5, 2013
Articles of the Constitution and Confederation of the United States
Thee American Confederation and Constitution has caused several colonist to be reluctant for several years. The United States government ratified these articles creating unity between the states and the representations for all citizens. Articles of Confederation and the Constitution are justified for an effective United States rule and law. To better understand what the level of economics and drawbacks were during this time, it is imperative to compare and contrast the situations in which the documents contradict.
Taxation
Taxes were levied in congress to each state generating a burden amongst its district. Taxation was ratified within each State due to the unequal taxation distributed to the people, whereas in the Constitution congress envies taxation per person for each taxpaying personal making it equivalent across the boardinghouse. The states that could not afford to pay simply just would not. It was also deemed to be inept establishing any form of national taxation, regulate trade and foreign Reconciliation was conveyed for an effective …show more content…
The states however were not satisfied if the requirements would be presented to them completely. For the most part some states led by George Mason from Virginia requested and enforced a Bill of Rights to be ratified before the final document was galvanized. Ratification for the Bill of Rights would prove crucial strain for the US Constitution simply because it would set thickened safeguards for citizens and protect rights of those accused of criminal infringements (O 'Connor and Sabato 2009, pg. 57). Enacted into law, the new Constitution was ratified and enacted. Everyone was not pleasant entirely with it. Benjamin Franklin
Anthony Reyes,
History/110
September 5, 2013
Articles of the Constitution and Confederation of the United States
Thee American Confederation and Constitution has caused several colonist to be reluctant for several years. The United States government ratified these articles creating unity between the states and the representations for all citizens. Articles of Confederation and the Constitution are justified for an effective United States rule and law. To better understand what the level of economics and drawbacks were during this time, it is imperative to compare and contrast the situations in which the documents contradict.
Taxation
Taxes were levied in congress to each state generating a burden amongst its district. Taxation was ratified within each State due to the unequal taxation distributed to the people, whereas in the Constitution congress envies taxation per person for each taxpaying personal making it equivalent across the boardinghouse. The states that could not afford to pay simply just would not. It was also deemed to be inept establishing any form of national taxation, regulate trade and foreign Reconciliation was conveyed for an effective …show more content…
The states however were not satisfied if the requirements would be presented to them completely. For the most part some states led by George Mason from Virginia requested and enforced a Bill of Rights to be ratified before the final document was galvanized. Ratification for the Bill of Rights would prove crucial strain for the US Constitution simply because it would set thickened safeguards for citizens and protect rights of those accused of criminal infringements (O 'Connor and Sabato 2009, pg. 57). Enacted into law, the new Constitution was ratified and enacted. Everyone was not pleasant entirely with it. Benjamin Franklin