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Why did the Articles of Confederation have to be replaced by the Constitution?
A.
The Articles of Confederation had a weak central government.
B.
The Articles angered state leaders by giving the central government too much power.
C.
The Articles of Confederation were only designed to last through the Revolutionary War.
D.
The Articles of Confederation were never ratified by the states.
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A. The Articles of Confederation had a weak central government.
Explanation: Under the Articles Congress lacked power to tax, regulate commerce, enforce laws, or maintain a strong executive or judiciary. This led to economic troubles, interstate disputes, and events like Shays' Rebellion, prompting the Constitutional Convention and the stronger federal Constitution.
Explanation: Under the Articles Congress lacked power to tax, regulate commerce, enforce laws, or maintain a strong executive or judiciary. This led to economic troubles, interstate disputes, and events like Shays' Rebellion, prompting the Constitutional Convention and the stronger federal Constitution.
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