The Articles of Confederation were

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sammy [17]1 year ago

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The Articles of Confederation were c. a constitution that established the first US government.

<h3 /><h3>What was the Articles of Confederation?</h3>

The Articles of Confederation was the first Constitution in the national government of the United States which meant that it was the first constitution to establish a national U.S. government.

However, it needed to be replaced because it had created a very weak national government and by so doing, threatened the unity of the nation because the national government might be unable to keep states from going against each other.

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a. a constitutional revising Britain's parliament.
b. a set of rules for governing the colonies.
c. a constitutional that established the first us government.
d. a set of rules of governing the northwest territory.

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