Notes

1.)What are the strengths and weaknesses of the Georgia Constitution of 1777?
Still have Legislative Branch, Three Branches, Three Branches had separate powers, Established counties - replaced parishes, Established local (county) governments

Legislature Unicameral (one house), Not "Checks and Balances" - No second house in Legislative Branch, Governor served only 1 Year, Executive Branch (Governor) was weak - Couldn't Veto Laws, grant pardons, "Chief Executive" only by name, Legislative elected council - had power to veto the Governor, Three Branches, but the Legislative was more powerful than the others

2.)2What are the strengths and weaknesses of the eration. The lack of power given to the Continental Congress strangled the federal government. The Articles gave Congress the power to pass laws but no power to enforce those laws

3.)How did the weaknesses in the Articles lead to a need to revise the Articles?I am no sure....

4.)What role di Baldwin and William Few play in the Constitutional Convention of 1787?
Through Baldwin's efforts, the state approved a charter for the University of Georgia in 1785. Baldwin served as the first president of the institution during its initial planning phase, from 1786 to 1801. In 1801 the University of Georgia opened to students; it was architecturally modeled on Baldwin's alma mater, Yale.
6.)Why did Georgia ratify the new constitution? They Believed In a stronger national government and this was one of the main things in the new constitutiond Georgia play at the Constitutional Convention of 1787? Georgians Abraham Baldwin and William Few attended the Constitutional Convention of 1787 because Georgians supported a stronger national government than established by the Articles of Confederation.

5.)What role did