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The A.O.C.'s stated printed money would become a thing. However there was a money shortage after too much was being given out. The A.O.C.'S also stated that only Rich, White, landowners could vote. After the war there wasn't much money which meant there wasn't much voting. With the money they started to print more and more and manage what they were giving out. However Rich white men were the only ones allowed to vote for a long time. There was no regulation of trade and the states just couldn't agree on anything. There were issues between states who disagreed with each other.

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In my opinion the A.O.C's are great. I can vote for our political leaders. Printed money became a thing which made Life easier for the rich like me. If I wanted to I could probably declare a war at this very moment. All of the rights I've been given by congress are great. I can buy however much land I want, vote for whoever I want, declare war on others."Confederation is a compact, made originally by 4 provinces but adhered to all 9 provinces who have earned it, and I submit to the judgement of this house and to the best considerations of its members, that this compact should not be lightly altered." Why would we even want to get rid of this?

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                                 Boston Gazzette

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                                 Boston Gazzette

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Newly independent Americans drop their A.O.C.'s

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There were more weaknesses with the A.O.C.'s they didn't help us. Instead the A.O.C.'s caused us more trouble. It wasn't fair. It wouldn't allow African Americans, or anyone who wasn't rich to vote. I had no say in our political leaders. I'm very upset about the way people who aren't of money or a certain race are discrimination and inappropriate behavior. We just got to a good place, defeating the British, becoming Independent, and we have officially ruined everything good, but i think “We must all hang together, or assuredly we will all hang separately.”