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    led to the drafting of the Constitution‚ including the shortcomings of the Articles of Confederation‚ the nation’s first government. Under the Articles of Confederation‚ the nation’s government was almost completely useless‚ due to the fact that the United States was more of a very loose confederation of states than anything. Given the fact that the states‚ in essence‚ governed themselves‚ the government under the Articles was powerless. This was headlined by what became known as Shay’s Rebellion

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    constitution enabled women to vote. 1777- Articles of Confederation adopted by second Continental Congress. 1780- Massachusetts adopts first constitution drafted in convention and ratified by popular vote. 1781- Articles of confederation put into effect. 1783- Military officers form society of the Cincinnati. 1785- Land Ordinance of 1785. 1786- Virginia statute for Religious Freedom shays’s Rebellion. 1786- Meeting of five states to discuss revision of the Articles of Confederation. 1787- Northwest

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    Article Review: Framing the Constitution by Charles Beard In the article‚ Framing the Constitution‚ Charles Beard had a very strong opinion on the Constitution and the motives of the framers. He believed that this document was written by the rich landowners‚ creditors‚ merchants‚ public bondholders‚ and lawyers‚ whose motives were to protect their wealth and property. Beard said that the reason the framers were against having majority rule was because they didn’t want the majority to "overthrow"

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    The United States Constitution avoids tyranny by separation of power‚ federalism‚ and checks and balances. The creators of the Constitution made sure to safeguard against tyranny so the citizens wouldn’t retaliate again like they did with the British. One of the important steps of making the United States was the Bill Of Rights. Many states didn’t approve of the Constitution because it didn’t list any of their rights. After that‚ the first ten amendments were added. Important leaders in creating

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    The weak power given to the government by the Articles of Confederation caused a rebellion in Massachusetts during the year 1786. The attack of a federal arsenal by Shay’s rebellion caused public outcry for drastic changes for a stronger national government. The discussed ideas on a stronger national government were brought to the Constitutional Convention of 1787‚ eventually leading to the creation of a constitution much stronger than the Articles of Confederation. With the creation of a new constitution

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    BLOODHOUNDS RELEVANT TO ACCA QUALIFICATION PAPERs f8 and p7 This article examines the definitions given by International Standard on Auditing (ISA) 240 (Redrafted) of fraud and error‚ and the historical expectations of the audit role. It also defines the extent of auditor responsibilities for the prevention and detection of fraud‚ including the need for professional skepticism and discussion among the engagement team. The article then summarises the key risk assessment procedures required of auditors

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    restrained by the others.” (The Founders’ Constitution‚ 2000) There was another problem for the new nation: the Articles of Confederation; where the war of independence had been fought under these and it worked essentially as a loose league of independent states. The whole authorities that were vaguely granted to the Confederation were held in reserve to the states in which the Articles specifically noted that the states retained their “sovereignty‚ freedom and independence” (Jones‚ 1995‚ p.

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    1985 #1 From 1781 to 1789 the Articles of Confederation provided the United States with an effective government. Using the documents and your knowledge of the period‚ evaluate this statement. Although the Articles of Confederation did provide the United States with some sort of effective government such as states rights‚ expansions of lands‚ and a legislative branch‚ it did not have enough power to govern efficiently‚ regulate trade‚ and levy taxes . The Articles had weaknesses that overshadowed

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    The second prefix provision is ordinance‚ which declares prohibition on slavery‚ religious freedom‚ and declaring the public lands to be property of the United States. The document has nineteen articles; a few being the declaration of rights‚ taxation‚ and the branches of government. Following the articles is the suffix provision‚ which specified how the election for

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    considered a Federalist‚ they want a strong national government and were all for the approval of the Constitution to aid the debt and tensions. To be consider an Anti- Federalist‚ they were people who opposed a strong federal government and were for the Article of Confederation instead. They preferred for the power to remain in the state and local governments. Some major points of disagreement between the Federalist and Antifederalist visions of the United States were central government and important documents

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