Democratic Vs. Conservative Constitution
Following the American Revolution, the United States were stuck in quite an undesirable situation. The situation was that they did not have a government to live or grow under. This problem was readily and quickly solved though with the creation of the Articles of Confederation. For nearly ten years, the Articles were in place as the first government to unite the United States. Through time though, the Articles of Confederation proved to not be as effective as they were when first created. Great weaknesses in broad areas the documents helped to spawn disastrous rebellions within the developing country. Surprisingly enough, at this early point in America’s history, signs of revolution began sweep the nation. Luckily enough though, America’s founders were able to recognize their mistakes and understand that something had to be done to either revise the Articles of Confederation or start from scratch and form a totally new constitution. Ultimately, their decision was to, at a constitutional convention, create a totally new constitution for the well-being of the United States of America. Eventually, after much deliberation and attempts at ratification, on June 21, 1788#, the laws of the constitution that were created came int
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Approximate Word count = 1135
Approximate Pages = 5 (250 words per page double spaced)
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