How did the U.S. Constitution solve the problem created by a weak judicial branch in the Articles of Confederation?

It gave the Supreme Court the ability to enforce laws.

It gave each state sovereign authority over its laws.

It required the Supreme Court to resolve disputes between states.

It required unanimous consent of states to be amended

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How did the U.S. Constitution solve the problem created by a weak judicial branch in the Articles of Confederation? 

It gave the Supreme Court the ability to enforce laws. 

It gave each state sovereign authority over its laws. 

It required the Supreme Court to resolve disputes between states. 

It required unanimous consent of states to be amended

anonymous · Answer

The Articles of Confederations lacked the implementation of power for the federal government. The Constitution made up for this lacking and established the Executive Branch of government.

anonymous · Answer

so it us the second one

anonymous · Answer

I believe so, the answers are kind of phrased oddly.

anonymous · Answer

so can you help me with a couple more @LearningIsAwesome

anonymous · Answer

Sure!

anonymous · Answer

well i put it as another Question