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AP Gov Crash Course US History #8
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According to John Green, what was the biggest weakness of the government
under the AofC? - -It could not collect taxes.


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According to the constitution, governmental power lies in two distinct places.
What are they? - -National and State governments


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According to the video, how can the Constitution be described as a document? -
-an Impressive document


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According to the video, which specific areas are left to the states? -
-Protection of health, Protection of safety, Protection of morals


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According to the video, why were Senators originally selected by the states and
not the voters? - -To represent a leading citizen

Executive branch - ✅✅-carry out laws


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In the video, John Green discussed the need for balance in which distinct areas.
List 2. - -Republicanism & Representation

Judicial branch -✅✅-interpret laws
Legislative branch - ✅✅-makes laws


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The national government is limited to certain specific powers. What are these
collectively called? - -Enumerated powers


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What could not the government do under the Articles of Confederation? -
-collect taxes, pass amendments without unanimous vote


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What could the government do under the Articles of Confederation? -
-declare war, conduct foreign affairs, and make treaties

What event precipitated the eventual Constitutional Convention? - ✅✅-Shays'
Rebellion

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