A main difference between the United States Constitution and state constitutions are that state constitutions are subservient to the U.S. Constitution and can only outline powers which are allowed to states by the U.S. Constitution. States cannot enumerate for itself powers that are not allowed to the state by the U.S. Constitution. Therefore, the U.S. Constitution is the highest law of the land and cannot be changed or adapted as a result of a state constitution.
It gave them access for fishing and whaling which from the fish they could trade and eat and the whale eat and make perfume
The southern democrats chose Kentucky politician, John Breckinridge. He served as Vice President under President Buchanan and when the Civil war broke out enlisted in the Confederate Army, he then was appointed as Confederate Secretary of War. He was seen as one of the most pronoun traitors of the war, he as Presient Davis (CSA) had very different views on terms of surrender. Breckinridge wasnt going to risk loosing tens of thousands of more men whereas davis sought to continue the fight Breckenridge became dissillusioned and knew the south couldnt sustain a prolonged conflict. He was one of the first Southern politicians to begin drafting terms of surrender.
<span>1) The weakness of the government: The federal government under the articles was extremely weak, and could not enforce their own law because they had no power.
2) The Continental Congress had to borrow money and could not repay debts because their currency was worthless during the time
3) There were no federal court system that was in place to help enforce the law
"We the people of the US, in making of a perfect Union, establish Justice, Tranquility, common defense, while promoting general welfare, the blessings of Liberty to us and our posterity, to help establish this constitution for the United States of America."
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