Articles of Confederation

When1:  1777

When2:  1781

Who:    Articles of Confederation

What:   law

Where:  USA

Detail: Thomas Paine, Thomas Jefferson, James Madison, and Alexander Hamilton drafted Articles of Confederation, which Second Continental Congress adopted [1777]. Colonies ratified the Articles [1781]. States were sovereign. State legislatures selected and paid for delegates to Congress. In Congress, states had one vote each, and passing laws required nine votes. Federal government had no taxing power and no executive.

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