Which of the following powers did our federal government Not have with the articles of confederation?

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slavikrds [6]3 years ago

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Answer/Explanation:

Under the Article of Confederation, Federal government could:

Make foreign treaties
Declare war
Set up a mail delivery system
Make rules for setting up western lands
Raise and lead army and navy
Print and borrow money

Federal government could not:

Collect taxes
Send soldiers and officers to army and navy
Establish courts and settle disputes
Elect or appoint leaders to enforce the law

These powers were given to State governments. On the whole, federal government did not have enough power to control violence in the country. This was realized after Shay's rebellion was finally taken down.

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