Explain why was the national government was weaker than individual states under the articles of confederation

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butalik [34]3 years ago

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Answer:

Because it is not good for the states.

Explanation:

The national government was weaker than individual states because most of the power given to the states as compared to central government according to the articles of confederation. The reason for this act was that our founders feared that allotting too much power to the central government is not good for the states so that's why they made central government weaker than individual states.

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