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What was the plan of government in America called prior to the Constitution and after the Second Continental Congress?
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What happened after shays rebellion?
After Shay's Rebellions the Second Continental Congress was held, to mend the Articles of Confederation. During the second Continental Congress, he 55 signers ended up scrapping the Articles and drafting a new form of government, the Constitution of the United States of America that we have today.
What type of government did America have during the revolution?
The Continental Congress.
What was Americas very first government called?
America's very first government was known as Continental Congress
The body was the first national government of what would become the US of America?
the 2nd continental congress
Why is congress not called the continental congress?
the continental congress was for the delegates of the thirteen colonies because they thought that they were the entire continent and the congress is only for america not the rest of the continent
What was john hanson's position in government?
Hanson was the first president of the Continental Congress and thus in some sense the first president of America.
What type of government did America have during the American revolution?
They had an assembly in almost every colony. They also had the Continental Congress which met in Philadelphia.
What did Conway do to hurt the Continental Army?
America congress
What did Conway do to hurt Continental Army?
America congress
What political body represented America?
a. Continental Congress
What armed force was created by the second continental congress?
The Continental Army after the second continental congress realized they needed a force to protect America if they went into war
3 witnesses of the article of confederation?
The Articles of Confederation was the first form of government created for America before the US Constitution. The members of the Second Continental Congress approved the Articles for ratification, thus any of them can be considered witnesses. Congress members included Benjamin Franklin, John Adams, George Washington, and any of the Founding Fathers.
