The Articles of Confederation placed most government power and responsibility with the local governments state governments federal government national government
B state governments
this is due to states being able to chose to help congress at all
during this time
I'm going toward B but C is looking pretty sharp
was a document signed amongst the 13 founding states that established the United States of America as a confederation of sovereign states and served as its first constitution.
The new Constitution provided for a much stronger federal government with a chief executive (the president), courts, and taxing powers.
Its C. - My opinion
yet the first constitution [the art. of confederation] was weak and the states each had their own options wether to pay taxes to the government
or to all have the same currency [which they all had different currencies at the time]
Yes but this made the federal goverment stronger
Read the question!
How so? the goverment had no income, no payment to war debts, and more
The Articles of Confederation placed most government power and responsibility with the
The state governemt
Thats what The Articles of Confederation placed on the states that had to pay taxes this made the Federal Government stronger. Whats your explanation
Because The federal government COULD NOT FORCE THE STATES TO PAY TAXES OR DO ANYTHING THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT WANTED
we are talking about the FIRST constitution
Anyone can write the wiki. Even an idiot like you.
They never were forced by the constitution to follow the federal government
And P.S. I HAVE AN OCVS CLASS THAT I USE TO LEAR ABOUT GOVERNMENT AND THIS IS IN MY LESSON
SO I TOLD You wikipeadia because you wouldnt understand anything unless it is that simple
I know how to spell...
and I am in my freshman year
So Beat It!
Lol I'm 10 and I'm still smarter than you.
that is a false statement, my baseball player 48
I know more than you think
Much more
I just like keeping most information for myself
Once you find a proper response, say it
@HelpME347 The answer is B
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