Which answer best explains how the Articles of Confederation addressed the question of creating a court system?

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Group of answer choices

The Articles established the trial-by-jury system for the first time in history.

The Articles did not establish a national court system, and courts stayed under the control of the states.

The Articles took control of the court system and appointed judges for life-time terms.

The Articles created state, regional, and national courts throughout the land.

Answer 1

The best answer that explains how the Articles of Confederation addressed the question of creating a court system is:

The Articles did not establish a national court system, and courts stayed under the control of the states.

The Articles of Confederation did not create a national judiciary, which meant that the states maintained control over their own court systems.