One of the Chief Weaknesses of the Confederated Form of Government

question 5

Multiple Choice

One of the chief weaknesses of the confederated form of government is that it

• A)deprives local governments of the ability to address local concerns.
• B)often cannot act with the speed that circumstances require.
• C)stifles the sort of careful deliberation through which wise policies emerge.
• D)cannot be applied to communities existing across large geographical areas.
• E)offers no means by which small states or minority interests can protect themselves from the will of larger states or the majority.

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