Some of the obvious examples of things most people would consider "wrong" today are:
1) protecting the institution of slavery and the slave trade;
2) permitting discrimination based on race and other factors;
3) preventing women and non-whites from voting.
Your question calls for opinion, but I think what you want to know is what did the drafters of the Constitution think was wrong with the Articles of Confederation. The answer to that is that they went TOO far in decentralizing power and left the central government unable to address matters in its area of concern, such as national defense. The Constitution was intended to remedy this, while still having a government of enumerated powers and with important rights reserved to the people and to the states.
The Articles of Confederation
QUESTION: WHAT WAS THE FIRST FORM OF OUR NATIONAL GOVERNMENT? =ANSWER: ARTICLES OF CONFEDERATION=
Articles of Confederation
The Articles of Confederation
In the year of March 1781.
in the mountains of asia around the fountzin of youth
In the year of March 1781.
The External home affairs is the one form of Indian government to constitute to the us government.
the articles of confederationTribal law for the Indians. Church law for the first settlers. The Kings law later.
This form of government is known as a republic.
Because it had a republican form of government prior to the civil war. The fundamental form of the US government has not changed since its formation 234 years ago.
democratic