Question

Which response best describes the influence of the British monarchy on the Articles of Confederation?(1 point) Responses The British monarchy provided an example of the kind of government the authors of the Articles of Confederation knew they did not want. The British monarchy provided an example of the kind of government the authors of the Articles of Confederation knew they did not want. The British monarchy provided an example of the kind of government the authors of the Articles of Confederation wanted to copy. The British monarchy provided an example of the kind of government the authors of the Articles of Confederation wanted to copy. The British monarchy had no influence on the Articles of Confederation because the authors did not consider it while writing the document. The British monarchy had no influence on the Articles of Confederation because the authors did not consider it while writing the document. The British monarchy helped the authors of the Articles of Confederation write several parts of the document. The British monarchy helped the authors of the Articles of Confederation write several parts of the document. Skip to navigation

Answer 1

The response that best describes the influence of the British monarchy on the Articles of Confederation is: "The British monarchy provided an example of the kind of government the authors of the Articles of Confederation knew they did not want."

The authors sought to create a system that avoided the centralized authority and tyranny associated with monarchy, instead favoring a more decentralized government model.