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8. a. Due to the fact that these new states would be put on land that was beforehand primarily inhabited by the Natives, the new nations now faced possible clashes with the Natives. The Natives also allied with the British so their troops remained in the western territories. Foreign tribes had an interest in the western territories and were seen as a threat to the United States hold on them
b. Washington tried to negotiate with the Native tribes but the negotiations were not successful so he called for full military force against tribes in the NorthwestTerritory. Washington traveled to and spent time in the Ohio River Valley in the hopes of relieving tension between the Natives and the new inhabitants. Washings helped to create a sense of unity in the territories and helped him stake his claim on the western territories just by being there
c. In a historical context the Northwest Ordinance fits right into the timeline because
15. a. Madison is describing how liberty is in danger and chaos will ensue with their current state of government. Madison is advocating for balance throughout the government to prevent that chaos.
b. Madison came up with a series of checks and balances to make sure no branch of government is more powerful than the others and allows separate branches to prevent actions by other branches. Madison also advocated for a separation of powers in the national government. Madison deemed it necessary to write this document because he was worried the government wouldn’t survive without it.
17. a. During the Constitutional Convention ideas about how the presidency should work were debated. The first two issues that were debated included how many people should be president and how the people would react to having one president. The next two issues debated were how the president would represent the entire country and unity vs plurality.
b. Delegates eventually compromised to have one president and one vice president elected by the electoral college, and later the people. They also compromised by having the president be impartial in states' rights and they adopted unity and not plurality. This plan was written up in the Connecticut Plan.
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