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To whom did the articles of Confederation grant?
The Article of Confederation gave more power to the state government than the national government because the national government had few power.
How were states feuding during the article of confederation?
They did not agree on currency and did not believe in the central government.
What is the first article of confederation about?
the name of the confederation
Unlike article 3 of the constitution the article of confederation made no provision for these?
unlike article 3 of the constitution the article of confederation made no provisions for these
The inability of the central government to gain the support of the states under the articles of confederation contributed to the inclusion in the new constitution of what article?
The preamble
What was the weaknesses in the article of confederation?
There was no central government.
what was a weakness of the article of confederation?
There was no central government.
How many branches of government are in the Article of Confederation?
1
What principle was used in the article of confederation?
limited government
What evidence supports that the article of confederation helped form America's new government?
Article of confederation did not give power to federal govrnment
How was the government constructed under the articles of confederation?
they built the article
What closest to the form of government under the article of confederation?
Legislative
What are the purpose of the article of the confederation?
To make a better and stronger government!
How effectively did the Article of Confederation meet the purposes of government?
very quickly
What powers did the article of confederation give the national government?
they sucked the power
What was the only branch of government provided for in the article of Confederation?
The legislative branch.
What is the article of confederation's highest advantage?
The highest advantage of the Articles of Confederation was that it allowed the thirteen original states to maintain their independence and sovereignty while creating a unified government. It provided a system for resolving disputes and coordinating common interests among the states, such as defense and foreign affairs.
