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Who had most power under articles of confederations?
The States
What do you think was the greatest weakness of the federal government under the articles of confederation why was this a problem?
The Articles of Confederation's greatest weakness, was that it had no direct origin in the people themselves. It only knew state sovereignty.
Can someone tell me if the states were functioning under the articles of confederation after the American revolution?
The states were functioning under the Articles of Confederation. In fact, the major weakness of the Articles as a national government was that the states had more power than the Articles. States coined their own money, regulated what commerce was permitted in their borders, and in effect acted as independent little nations. Foreign nations were wary to negotiate commercial treaties with the government under the Articles because there was no guarantee all the state would honor the treaty.
What was crucial weakness of the American government under the Articles of Confederation?
it lacked any real power over the states.
What was a major weakness of national government under the articles of confederation?
The federal government under the Articles of Confederation did not have much direct power over the states. It could not directly tax any commerce, or regulate trade, and did not have a provision for a national army. There was also no chief executive.
What were the two most important pieces of legislation passed under the articles of confederations?
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The government that was created under the articles of confederations lasted only a few years because?
Lacked the ability to enforce its authority
Who had most power under articles of confederations?
The States
What do you think was the greatest weakness of the federal government under the articles of confederation why was this a problem?
The Articles of Confederation's greatest weakness, was that it had no direct origin in the people themselves. It only knew state sovereignty.
What was the difference between the articles confederation and the Constitution?
The Articles of Confederation created a weak central government. The Constitution created a strong central government. The Articles did not create an executive branch. Congress was a unicameral legislature. There was no federal court system under the Articles. Congress could not enforce the laws nor levy and collect taxes without the approval of the states, under the Articles. A major weakness under the Articles was its lack of power to regulate trade between the states and with foreign nations.
What weakness of the articles of confederation made enforcing the laws of congress impossible?
under the articles there was only a unicomeral legislature so that there was no seperation of powers.
Can someone tell me if the states were functioning under the articles of confederation after the American revolution?
The states were functioning under the Articles of Confederation. In fact, the major weakness of the Articles as a national government was that the states had more power than the Articles. States coined their own money, regulated what commerce was permitted in their borders, and in effect acted as independent little nations. Foreign nations were wary to negotiate commercial treaties with the government under the Articles because there was no guarantee all the state would honor the treaty.
What was the crucial weakness of the American government under articles of confederation?
it lacked any real power over the states.
What was a crucial weakness of the American government under the articles of confedration?
it lacked any real power over the states
What was crucial weakness of the American government under the Articles of Confederation?
it lacked any real power over the states.
What rebellion highlighted the weakness of the national government under the articles of confederation?
Shay's Rebellion
What was a crucial weakness of the government under the articles of confederation?
The American government lacked any real power over the states under The Articles of Confederation. It could not raise enough taxes to pay its debts.
