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1783-1815
America’s colonies after gaining independence wanted a way to govern themselves as a result the articles of confederation were made. Although, the articles were used many people disagreed with them, so a new constitution was developed and used instead.An example from the text is “found the Confederation government..” -
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New Nation
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government policy toward Native Americans
People were traveling to the Northwest territory to settle. However, they were not the first there Native Americans were already living there.An example from the text is “Living on the land were numerous nations of Native Americans.” -
Hostile Intentions
A U.S. committee is stating that some Native American tribes are planning a war against the U.S. So, the committee is asking the government to increase the U.S. troops. An example from the text is “who have associated and settled in that country for the purpose of war…” -
First Meeting
55 men, from 12 states, met in Philadelphia to change the Articles of Confederation. -
Presentation
The final draft of the Constitution was read to the 42 delegates at a convention. Only 39 agreed to having it be our constitution. -
The Final Constitution
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George Washington elected as president.
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Letter, George Washington to Senate on Cherokee Indians
Some white settelers have setteled on the land of Native American Cherokee tribe. So, george washington is suggesting to make another agrement with the Native Americans . An example of the text is “upwards of five hundred families have settled on the Cherokee Lands” -
John Adams became president.
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A battle between America and Britain begun.
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The British burn the white house.
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End
In conclusion, the time period was a great change in U.S. history. It is important to learn this today because it helps us learn from our mistakes. Finally, America is starting to become more than just free land.
