Which is true regarding the structure of the national government under the Articles of Confederation? A) The only Federal institution was Congress, and there was no president or national court system. B) The only Federal institution was the national court system, and there was no president or Congress. C) The only Federal institution was the president, and there was no Congress or national court system. D) The Federal government was divided into three separate branches: the executive, legislative, and judicial.

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Melody Aguirre

13 September, 09:59

Which is true regarding the structure of the national government under the Articles of Confederation? A) The only Federal institution was Congress, and there was no president or national court system. B) The only Federal institution was the national court system, and there was no president or Congress. C) The only Federal institution was the president, and there was no Congress or national court system. D) The Federal government was divided into three separate branches: the executive, legislative, and judicial.

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Mountain · Answer 1

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"A", "The only Federal institution was Congress, and there was no president or national court system."

Congress was comprised of representatives picked by the states and could direct foreign affairs, influence bargains, proclaim war, keep up an armed force and a naval force, coin cash, and build up post offices.