The articles of confederation: summary (provide a separate summary of each section)

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The Articles of Confederation was the first Constitution of the United States. It has thirteen sections.

Article 1.- Refers to the name United States.

2.- The sovereignty of the states that had their own powers in their territory.

3.- The states must help each other if threatened by attacks.

4.- Free pass for American colonists when traveling across the states, except for criminals.

5.- The number of votes each state had in the Confederation.

6.- Central government power to make international treaties and the power of the states to raise an army.

7.- The states decide their military leaders.  

8.- The states are the ones who could collect money through taxation. In the central government needed money, it had to ask for it from the states.

9.- The central government is the only one that has the power to declare war and assign ambassadors in other nations.

10.- The creation of the Committee of States that could substitute the Congress when needed.

11.- Open doors in the case wanted to join the United States.

12.- Accepting early debts and the willingness of the government to pay them.

13.- All the states have to agree in the case they would like to change the Articles.

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