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1. Why did Federalists argue for a new charter that would replace the Articles of Confederation? There were too many careless mistakes in the language. The Federalists wanted to…

1. Why did Federalists argue for a new charter that would replace the Articles of Confederation? There were too many careless mistakes in the language. The Federalists wanted to…
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1. Why did Federalists argue for a new charter that would replace the Articles of Confederation?

There were too many careless mistakes in the language.
The Federalists wanted to assign more power to the states.
• The Articles were not holding the Union together.
• None of the Federalists had helped write the Articles.
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to strengthen the central government/congress

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