After gaining independence from Great Britain, the United States of America's first Constitution was the Articles of Confederation. Under it each individual state was nearly sovereign, and there was no real President of the nation. With a weak federal government, it proved to be a failure and was later replaced by the U.S. Constitution in 1789.
I guess America had her trials and errors too.
ReplyDeleteI didn't know, but I agree with the comment above. Even the US had its trials and errors.
ReplyDeleteI didn't know it.....
ReplyDeleteI wonder where that document is now.
ReplyDeleteVery good fact! I like it. Kisses:)
ReplyDeleteGood fact.
ReplyDeleteSo much to learn about American History:)
ReplyDeleteHave a great Sunday!
ReplyDeleteInteresting.
ReplyDeleteAll these historical facts make me want to go back to school and major in history :)
ReplyDeleteIt has been a learning lesson from the beginning for the US, hasn't it? Funny that some states are threatening to break away from the US, kind of like going backwards.
ReplyDeletemainly Republicans whining when they lost federal elections. But it is like going backwards, heck going backwards is one of the mottos of the GOP.
DeleteNever knew they were one by one
ReplyDeletecool stuff, i always interested in American history!
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Now some are crying for the same thing
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ReplyDeleteSee, I had no idea about that!
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-Kati
I didn't know that the USA had a "starter" constitution!
ReplyDeleteThe battle over states sovereignty versus a powerful Federal government is at the core of American history.
ReplyDeleteInteresting.
ReplyDeleteThis is something I did not know!
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