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This study guide covers the Articles of Confederation, focusing on its key weaknesses: weak central government, lack of taxation power, no control over commerce, absence of executive/judicial branches, and difficulty amending. It explores the impact of these flaws, highlighting Shays' Rebellion as a pivotal event. The guide also includes key terms, practice questions (MCQ, SAQ, FRQ), and exam tips for comparing the Articles to the US Constitution.
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The Articles of Confederation represented the United States' 🧐:
Second attempt at a governing document
First attempt at a national government
Most successful form of government
Final and binding governing document