At the end of World War I, due to mounting war debts, the recently established Income Tax was drastically increased from a top marginal rate of 15% in 1916 to over 75% in 1918. After the war ended, the Government drew down the military and eventually changed its policy towards income tax, bringing it back down into the 20s.
The only power from the list that was given to the national government under the Articles of Confederation was "<span>(E) The power to declare war," since the Articles were intentionally "weak" in that they left most of the political and military power with the individual states. </span><span />
<span>D.He had two terrorist centers bombed in retaliation.
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