The answer that completes the statement above would be SET TIME LIMITS FOR RATIFICATION. The Congress has many responsibilities as well as coverage of their power and one of that is the setting of time limits for ratification. Ratification is the process of making a law or order official or confirmed.
People within the same party don't necessarily hold exactly the same views. At this point, that's especially prevalent within the Democratic Party because over the last few years the Democrats have generally been more accepting of variation in their members' views (whereas Republicans who disagree with the party line tend to end up losing their jobs or being ostracized by the party--see US Senators Michael Bennett and Lisa Murkowski, Florida Governor Charlie Crist, Representative Mike Castle, etc.) At other points in US history the reverse has been true, but there is still always some level of disagreement among different members of the party, so there's bound to be some conflict.
~1756–1783
France builds up enormous debt by participating in
the Seven Years’ War and American Revolution.
~November 2, 1783
Louis XVI appoints Charles de Calonne controller
general of finance.
~February 22, 1787
Assembly of Notables convenes, rejects Calonne’s
debt-relief proposals.
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Well the North had many more train tracks to transport items for the war. They also had a much bigger population. The south had better Generals than the north.