Compared to the Confederation Principle of the Articles of Confederation

question 82

Multiple Choice

Compared to the confederation principle of the Articles of Confederation, the Constitution's balance of federal and state power represented

• A)greater centralization of power.
• B)eliminating the power of state governments.
• C)increasing the sovereignty of state governments.
• D)weakening the power of the national government.
• E)increasing the separation of federal and state duties.

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