Why was the articles of confederation eventually replaced by the u. s. constitution?

question 8 options:

the british believed the articles created an unfair trade relationship with them, and refused to trade with the u. s. unless it was replaced.

the articles did not give the power to tax, could not settle state disputes, and made it too difficult to approve law or change the articles.

the articles was not a document recognized by the rest of the international community.

which group of events occurred during the american revolution?

question 4 options:

group a

group b

which is not a way colonial women the war effort?

question 6 options:

they wrote letters to king george encouraging him to end the war

some women marched with the army and cooked for the soldiers

several women disguised themselves as men and fought in the war

many women had to remain at home and run farms or businesses alone

The correct answer to question 1 is the following.

Why were the Articles of Confederation eventually replaced by the U.S. Constitution?

The correct answer is B) The Articles did not give the power to tax, could not settle state disputes, and made it too difficult to approve the law or change the Articles.

The Articles of Confederation were eventually replaced by the U.S. Constitution because the Articles did not give the power to tax, could not settle state disputes, and made it too difficult to approve the law or change the Articles.

That is why the delegates met at the Constitutional Convention in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania in 1787. They discussed the new form of government for the United States. The Articles gave too much power to the states that remained sovereign but left a weak central government that could basically do nothing important. The states were the ones that could collect money.

The correct answer to question 2 is the following.

Which group of events occurred during the American Revolution?

Group A: The Stamp Act, The Townshend Acts, The Boston Massacre. Group B: The Boston Tea Party, The Coercive Acts, and the Battles of Lexington and Concord.

The correct answer to question 3 is the following.  

The correct answer is A) They wrote letters to King George encouraging him to end the war.

What was NOT a way in that colonial women helped the war effort was "They wrote letters to King George encouraging him to end the war."

American colonial women helped the war effort in that some women marched with the army and cooked for the soldiers, several women disguised themselves as men and fought in the war, and many women had to remain at home and run farms or businesses alone.

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