Question

Under the Articles of Confederation, the principle of "republicanism" helps explain why

one political party maintained most of the power throughout the years the document was in use

elected officials in the national legislature held the power in the central government

state governments are inferior to the national government in the areas of currency and education

representatives from each state government collectively had one vote in national decision-making

Answer 1

"Republicanism" means that most of the power in a government lies with the people. The people elect various public officials, and those people make the decisions. Based on that definition, which one of these do you think makes the most sense?

Answer 2

is it D

Answer 3

Hint: in the Articles of Confederation, representatives from states were chosen by legislatures to decide matters of national importance, but there was no other real form of central government.

Answer 4

Haha whoops I was too late in my hint yes I believe you are right!

Answer 5

Basically, the Articles of Confederation took the principle of "republicanism" to a major extreme because they were so paranoid about becoming a monarchy like Britain.

Answer 6

thank you but i think the answer is really B, Because i got it incorrect

Answer 7

but thanks for the help you made me understand the question

Answer 8

WHOOPS. So sorry!! I thought it might be B but then second-guessed myself ...

Answer 9

Total fail >.<

Answer 10

lol no its okay :)

Answer 11

well anyways sorry :)
I'll get it next time i promise :P

Answer 12

:) Thank you