How was the organization of the government under the United States Constitution different from the system under the Articles of Confederation? A. The Articles of Confederation set no limits on the central government. B. The Constitution gave less power to the office of the president. C. The Articles of Confederation had made the legislative branch too strong. D. The Constitution established three strong branches of government. Reset Submit

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Jermaine Gaines

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How was the organization of the government under the United States Constitution different from the system under the Articles of Confederation? A. The Articles of Confederation set no limits on the central government. B. The Constitution gave less power to the office of the president. C. The Articles of Confederation had made the legislative branch too strong. D. The Constitution established three strong branches of government. Reset Submit

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Avah Oconnell · Answer 1

D.

The Constitution established three strong branches of government.

Explanation:

The Constitution and the Articles of Confederation had many differences. One important difference is that, under the Articles, there was only one branch of government. The Constitution separated government power into three branches: the judicial branch, the executive branch, and the legislative branch.