<span>Senators were able to amass more power and influence than congressmen during the gilded age because they</span> awarded contracts and determined the companies that would get them as well as the content of the contracts themselves in terms of how lavishly these companies would be rewarded. In return, they received hefty bribes.
I'm positive its A but you have a 50% chance to get it right
<span>Choice (a) is correct. To make an amendment to the Articles, all 13 states had to agree. This made amendments particularly difficult: any one state could derail the entire process. This is why the Articles failed after such a short time, to be replaced by the current Constitution.</span>
I think it is expressed, implied, and inherent powers don't already give Congress plenty with which to keep itself busy, the Constitution also assigns the legislative branch several important non-legislative functions
