A Republic ["if you can keep it."] not a democracy. Elitism and social/political inequality. New conflicts: reconciliation of liberty and slavery. Native American resistance. State rivalries. SQ v.s. PR. Articles of Confederation. During Am. Rev., states were governed under loose association called The Articles of Confederation. Articles were drafted in 1776, ratified in 1781, expired in 1789. Weaknesses: No power to tax Needed all 13 states to revise or amend States » central gov't No executive Accomplishments: Foreign affairs [Am. Rev. Treaty of Alliance, Treaty of Paris, foreign recognition of U.S.] Central coordination of Rev. War and U.S. foreign policy Sense of nationhood Western land claims settlement. Northwest Ordinance[s].
A Republic ["if you can keep it."] not a democracy. Elitism and social/political inequality. New conflicts: reconciliation of liberty and slavery. Native American resistance. State rivalries. SQ v.s. PR. Articles of Confederation. During Am. Rev., states were governed under loose association called The Articles of Confederation. Articles were drafted in 1776, ratified in 1781, expired in 1789. Weaknesses: No power to tax Needed all 13 states to revise or amend States » central gov't No executive Accomplishments: Foreign affairs [Am. Rev. Treaty of Alliance, Treaty of Paris, foreign recognition of U.S.] Central coordination of Rev. War and U.S. foreign policy Sense of nationhood Western land claims settlement. Northwest Ordinance[s].
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Treaty of Paris of 1783.
During Am. Rev., states were governed under loose association called The Articles of
Confederation. Drafted 1776, ratified 1781, expired 1789.
Most northern states started to abolish slavery.
Demands for access to new western lands AND removal of Indians in the way.
Thousands of Loyalists left for Canada and the Caribbean.
End to mercantilism [and monarchy].
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Articles of Confederation.
During Am. Rev., states were governed under loose association called The Articles of
Confederation. Articles were drafted in 1776, ratified in 1781, expired in 1789.
Weaknesses:
No power to tax
Needed all 13 states to revise or amend
States > central gov't
No executive
Accomplishments:
The
A Republic ["if you can keep it."] not a democracy. Elitism and social/political inequality.
New conflicts: reconciliation of liberty and slavery. Native American resistance. State rivalries. SQ v.s.
PR.
Foreign affairs [Am. Rev. Treaty of Alliance, Treaty of Paris, foreign recognition of U.S.]
Central coordination of Rev. War and U.S. foreign policy
Sense of nationhood
Western land claims settlement.
Northwest Ordinance[s].
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Treaty of Paris of 1783.
During Am. Rev., states were governed under loose association called The Articles of
Confederation. Drafted 1776, ratified 1781, expired 1789.
Most northern states started to abolish slavery.
Demands for access to new western lands AND removal of Indians in the way.
Thousands of Loyalists left for Canada and the Caribbean.
End to mercantilism [and monarchy].
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Articles of Confederation.
During Am. Rev., states were governed under loose association called The Articles of
Confederation. Articles were drafted in 1776, ratified in 1781, expired in 1789.
Weaknesses:
No power to tax
Needed all 13 states to revise or amend
States > central gov't
No executive
Accomplishments:
The
A Republic ["if you can keep it."] not a democracy. Elitism and social/political inequality.
New conflicts: reconciliation of liberty and slavery. Native American resistance. State rivalries. SQ v.s.
PR.
Foreign affairs [Am. Rev. Treaty of Alliance, Treaty of Paris, foreign recognition of U.S.]
Central coordination of Rev. War and U.S. foreign policy
Sense of nationhood
Western land claims settlement.
Northwest Ordinance[s].
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Step 1: INTRODUCTION
The consequences of the American Revolution had far-reaching implications for the newly formed United States of America. Here's a detailed explanation of some of the key consequences:
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