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28 November, 21:22

What accounted for the failure of the articles of confederation

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  1. 28 November, 23:39
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    The unnecessarily excessive powers dispensed to the state governments and a comparatively weak federal government accounted for the failure of the Articles of Confederation.

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    The Articles of Federation did not limit the powers of the state government as the list of the states' subjects included almost everything right from elections to defense. In such a condition, the federal government was hardly able to take any strict measures for the uniformity and integrity of the nation.
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