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What was learned from the experience articles of confederation?
Some problems were better handled at the national level than at the local level.
What was a weakness of the Articles of Confederation that the founding fathers hoped to change in the Constitution?
There was almost no ability to do anything with out the majority of the states consent. America under the Articles of Confederation was more or less what the European Union was. The Constitution changed America from a group of 13 nations to a more united nation.
What were the main features of the Articles of Confederation?
The biggest impact is that they failed. It proved to the Found Fathers that an alliance of states would not work well as a single nation and that there needs to be something over the states so order can take place. Meaning that our Federal Government was created as a unifier who is able to take taxes and to level war. This united us as a nation, but it was not until the Civil War that we considered ourselves one people.
The National Independent Automobile Dealers Association is made up of fifty state-level organizations. This is an example of a(n)?
confederation
In what level of government did most power and sovereignty lie under the Articles of Confederation?
The Articles left most of the power in the state governments due to fears of recreating a strong central power like the British Monarchy. A+LS: within the states
Who has more power the National or State governments under the Artilce of Confederation?
Neither, since confederation and government are two different concepts. One describes a regime type and the other is the lowest level of the state.
Is the EU a federation or a confederation?
The EU, or European Union calls it self a 'Union'. It is usually considered a supra-national Confederation. The difference between a confederation and federation is that in the former the members have the right to leave at any time. It is 'supra-national' because it exists above the level of the member states.
How did the distribution of power under the articles make the national government dependent on the states?
Because the division of power in Articles of Confederation based on state authority in which the could not make or pass any law to the national level unless the all the states had to agree with it. Due to this fact the national government did not have any choice rather than waiting upon for decision making from states because the state has to make decision then the government to follow upon it because the major power was derived from the people who could not prefer for a strong government due to lack of experience and education.
How did the distribution of powers under the articles make the national government depend on the states?
Because the division of power in Articles of Confederation based on state authority in which the could not make or pass any law to the national level unless the all the states had to agree with it. Due to this fact the national government did not have any choice rather than waiting upon for decision making from states because the state has to make decision then the government to follow upon it because the major power was derived from the people who could not prefer for a strong government due to lack of experience and education.
How did the distribution of powers under the articles make the national government dependent on the state?
Because the division of power in Articles of Confederation based on state authority in which the could not make or pass any law to the national level unless the all the states had to agree with it. Due to this fact the national government did not have any choice rather than waiting upon for decision making from states because the state has to make decision then the government to follow upon it because the major power was derived from the people who could not prefer for a strong government due to lack of experience and education.
How did the distribution of powers under articles make the national government dependent on the states?
Because the division of power in Articles of Confederation based on state authority in which the could not make or pass any law to the national level unless the all the states had to agree with it. Due to this fact the national government did not have any choice rather than waiting upon for decision making from states because the state has to make decision then the government to follow upon it because the major power was derived from the people who could not prefer for a strong government due to lack of experience and education.
What were problems with the post revolution national government?
Many. Between the signing of the Articles of Confederation and the ratification of the Constitution of the United States, problems of taxation, land management, currency regulation, and social projects riddled the government. Unfortunately, the question itself is flawed due to the fact that the national government did not exist in the sense that we think of a national government today. The most powerful levels of government were at the state level, with the national level being more a collective attempt by the states to coordinate policy. The largest issue they ran into during this period was the fact that all policies at this level had to be unanimous. But, as stated, the problems faced by the early post-revolutionary government were numerous.
