Question

wanted: a just right government! a. its all about cause and effect! when you look at causes and effects, you can see the relationships between different things. use what you learned in the reading to match the causes and effects of different stages of the u.s. government. 1. cut out the causes and effects below. 2. look at the three categories on the cause/effect flow chart. 3. match three cause/effect statements for each category on the flow chart. 4. paste the cause - and - effect statements onto the chart under the correct categories. (within each category, it doesnt matter what order you paste them in.) effect: the new americans made sure their new government did not have the power to collect taxes. cause: independent states made laws that penalized out - of - state businesses and citizens. cause: the articles of confederation did not create any courts. effect: the new americans made sure their new government could not take away states freedom and independence. effect: when a problem arose between states, there was nowhere to settle the dispute. cause: states could and did ignore laws passed by the congress created by the articles of confederation. effect: many british american colonists feared a powerful government. effect: the new constitution split the legislature so states had equal power in one half and power based on population in the other. cause: the government under the articles of confederation could not collect taxes to raise money. effect: large states were unhappy because, with bigger populations, they thought they should have more power. cause: small and large states could not agree on how power should be divided in the legislature. cause: many former colonists feared losing their freedom to a new government. effect: the new constitution said laws passed by congress are superior to state laws. cause: the british government treated the american colonists harshly. effect: the government could not pay its debts from the revolutionary war, and the united states lost standing with other nations. effect: the new constitution required states to treat citizens of other states the same as they treat their own citizens. cause: the legislature created by the articles of confederation gave equal power to large and small states. cause: the british government taxed the american colonists unfairly.

Explanation:

This is an exercise about matching causes and effects related to the development of the U.S. government. It involves understanding historical events such as the Articles of Confederation, treatment by the British government, and the creation of the new Constitution, and how they led to certain outcomes like state - related issues, government power limitations, and changes in legislative structure.

Answer:

No specific answer is provided in the question as it is an instruction to match statements. However, for example:

• Cause: The Articles of Confederation did not create any courts. Effect: When a problem arose between states, there was nowhere to settle the dispute.
• Cause: Small and large states could not agree on how power should be divided in the legislature. Effect: The new Constitution split the legislature so states had equal power in one half and power based on population in the other.
• Cause: The British government taxed the American colonists unfairly. Effect: Many British - American colonists feared a powerful government.