The Articles of confederation was considered to be weak and ineffectual so, Constitutional convention decided to transform it.
Federalists, who were strong supporters of the constitution deliberated that incorporation of Bill of rights would stand to be a barrier which would give a vague representation of the constitution. However after great deliberations they conceded to incorporate Bill of rights which were a series of amendments and this decision was to appease the anti-federalists who recommended the inclusion of Bill of rights. Federalists supported for the strong federal Government which has the power to raise an army, impose taxes and execute laws.
Anti-federalists fought for strong state governments as they were apprehended that the constitution may carry an element of despotism which was during the British rule and hence asked for representation of states.
Finally, the founding fathers concluded that each small state has a vote and they can form the senate and big states were given two votes and they were eligible to form the lower house. Thus the final outline of the Constitution was formed.
Post war Europe was reeling in from the destruction of not just their people but their lands and cities which took years to recover.
Explanation:
The war was fought extensively on the European soil and led to the degradation of the land to the point that it was difficult to get it back to what it used to be before the war.
It was not an issue for the Americans as the war never quite reached their own shores in the sense that none of it was on the mainland. This means that no common Americans died in the war directly.
It also meant that the infrastructure and social structure of US was largely intact which was not the case with Europe after the war.
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the amygdala
Explanation:
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Charter of Rights and Freedoms
Explanation: The Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms ends up protecting a variety of freedoms and rights. The freedoms and rights are mainly fundamental rights similar to those seen in other countries like the United States. The Charter of Rights and Freedoms forms a part of the Constitution of Canada as well.
