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How many branches of government are mentioned in the articles of confederation?
One!
How many branches of government were under the articles of confederation?
I believe there were two...
How many branches did the Articles of Confederation have?
YOUR MOM lol
How many branches of government did articles of confederation allow th national governments?
Only one branch was set up under the Articles -- the Legislative branch.
How many branches does the american government have?
The US has three branches of government as follows.* Executive Branch - president and vice president * Legislative Branch - Congress made up of the House of Representatives and the Senate. * Judiciary Branch - the Supreme CourtThe US Government has 3 branches, the executive, legislative, and judicial.three
How many states did the article of confederation need for approval?
9
How many branches of government does your government have?
The US Government has 3 branches, the executive, legislative, and judicial.
Who was in the article of confederation?
During the Revolutionary War, the Americansrealized that they needed to unite to win the war against Britain. So after they decided many things about what they wanted the government to be like, they reached a final plan called the Articles of Confederation.
How many branches are there in your government name it?
Three Branches of the US government provided for in the US Constitution. Article I provides for the Legislative branch (House of Representatives and Senate). Article II - The Executive Branch (President). The third branch of Government is the Judicial Branch and is provided for by Article III of the constitution (Supreme Court).
Why were many Americans satisfied with the articles of confederation?
The Articles of Confederation created a weak Central government
How many of the states had to approve the Articles of Confederation?
Nine of the thirteen states had to approve the Article of Confederation.
One reason why the constitution convention was called?
discuss revising the Article of Confederation. (APEX)
