How did national and state powers differ under the Articles?

National powers superseded those of the state.
National powers were deliberately left weak in order to maximize state powers.
State powers included those given to Congress, national powers did not.

What were the weaknesses of the Articles of Confederation?

The limits on Congress meant that government policymaking was weak at best.
The Articles of Confederation required that all states submit to federal power.
There were no weaknesses.

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How did national and state powers differ under the Articles?

National powers superseded those of the state.
National powers were deliberately left weak in order to maximize state powers.
State powers included those given to Congress, national powers did not.

What were the weaknesses of the Articles of Confederation?

The limits on Congress meant that government policymaking was weak at best.
The Articles of Confederation required that all states submit to federal power.
There were no weaknesses.

anonymous · Answer

I suggest looking up the Articles of Confederation on google. Maybe use a .gov or .edu site? If you know what you're doing, it shouldn't take you long to find your answers.