<span>The correct answer is federal spending. It's a great thing for regulating federal spending because it can be used to nullify and veto only specific parts of legislature without vetoing the entire legislature pack. This way you can only ban the part that would increase spending, but you wouldn't ban the entire law from being voted.</span>
Which of the following situations demonstrates balanced forces? <span>A. a clock's pendulum in motion</span> <span>B. a rock thrown upward, being acted on by gravity</span> <span>C. a child on a moving seesaw</span> <span>D. a car driving on a straight freeway at 60 miles per hour</span>
The Articles of Confederation withheld many powers of governance from the federal government, causing it to be simply too weak. For example, the federal government could not collect taxes, which is necessary to governance. The federal government could not properly enforce laws, since any states could decide to ignore a law it didn't like. It didn't even have judicial power as the Courts weren't invented under the Articles of Confederation.
It created a federal government that was too weak to even govern.
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