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Some historians have argued that the Articles of Confederation created an ineffective government. Support, modify, or refute this interpretation, providing specific evidence to justify your answer.

Respuesta :

Yes, it is widely agreed upon that the Articles of Confederation created an ineffective government, since the federal government had no power to tax or put down state insurrections. This is what led to the Articles being replaced with the Constitution. 
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Answer:

Ultimately the articles of confederation set up a weak and powerless government. The government had no power to enforce laws, taxes and they did not have any sort of court system set up. Lastly the amendments that had been created during this same time were not based upon a unanimous vote, which is how we intended laws to be thought through.

Explanation:

The articles of confederation were setting the government up for failure. When they were created it made the government weak and ineffective in enforcing laws, and taxes. There weren't any court systems set up to protect the rights of every U.S citizen, essentially leaving all the decisions of laws, currency and foreign trade up to the individual states.  

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