The following questions refer to the excerpt below."Art.IX All controversies concerning the private right of soil claimed under different grantsor more states, whose jurisdictions as they may respect such lands, and the states which passsuch grants are adjusted, the said grants or either of them being at the same time claimed to haoriginated antecedent to such settlement of jurisdiction, shall, on the petition of either party to t.congress of the united states, be finally determined...""Art. XIII..And we do further solemnly plight and engage the faith of our respectiveconstituents, that they shall abide by the determinations of the united states in congress assembled,on all questions, which by the said confederation are submitted to them. And that the articlesthereof shall be inviolably observed by the states we respectively represent, and that the unionshall be perpetual."Articles of Confederation, November 1777 (ratified 1781)18. The primary reason the Articles of Confederation restricted the power of thefederal government was feara) that the national government would create a monopolyb) the anarchy would sweep the nation following victory over Great Britainof tyranny that many colonists believed they had suffered under Britaind) that the French would attempt to recapture land they had lost in the French and Indian19. Despite its weakness, the Articles of Confederation experienced their greatest success ina) securing from Spain the right to peacefully navigate the entire length of Mississippi Rib) setting up a system of survey and disposal of western landsc) removal of the British from the Northwest fortsd) agreement from the French to halt the impressment of American sailors20. What event under the Articles of Confederation demonstrated the need for agovernment that could maintain order?a. Bacon's RebellionOShays' Rebellionb. The Annapolis Conventiond. The American Revolution

18. The primary reason the Articles of Confederation restricted the power of the federal government was fear a) that the national government would create a monopoly b) the anarchy would sweep the nation following victory over Great Britain of tyranny that many colonists believed they had suffered under Britain d) that the French would attempt to recapture land they had lost in the French and Indian 19. Despite its weakness, the Articles of Confederation experienced their greatest success in a) securing from Spain the right to peacefully navigate the entire length of Mississippi Ri b) setting up a system of survey and disposal of western lands c) removal of the British from the Northwest forts d) agreement from the French to halt the impressment of American sailors 20. What event under the Articles of Confederation demonstrated the need for a government that could maintain order? a. Bacon's Rebellion Shays' Rebellion d. The American Revolution b. The Annapolis Convention

18. The primary reason the Articles of Confederation restricted the power of the federal government was fear a) that the national government would create a monopoly b) the anarchy would sweep the nation following victory over Great Britain of tyranny that many colonists believed they had suffered under Britain d) that the French would attempt to recapture land they had lost in the French and Indian 19. Despite its weakness, the Articles of Confederation experienced their greatest success in a) securing from Spain the right to peacefully navigate the entire length of Mississippi Ri b) setting up a system of survey and disposal of western lands c) removal of the British from the Northwest forts d) agreement from the French to halt the impressment of American sailors 20. What event under the Articles of Confederation demonstrated the need for a government that could maintain order? a. Bacon's Rebellion Shays' Rebellion d. The American Revolution b. The Annapolis Convention