Which statement accurately describes the Articles of Confederation?

a) It created a central government with only a legislative branch.

b) It created a central government with both a legislative and a judicial branch.

c) It created a central government with both an executive and a judicial branch.

d) It created a central government with only an executive branch.

Question

Marc Haas

History

12 October, 17:40

Which statement accurately describes the Articles of Confederation?

a) It created a central government with only a legislative branch.

b) It created a central government with both a legislative and a judicial branch.

c) It created a central government with both an executive and a judicial branch.

d) It created a central government with only an executive branch.

+2

Answers (1)

Know the Answer?

Lindsey Porter · Answer 1

It created a central government with only a legislative branch is the statement accurately describes the Articles of Confederation.

Explanation:

The legislative has the power regulate interstate and foreign commerce, controls taxing, spreading policies, and to make law and declare war. This article of confederation has only the legislative and there was lack of executive and no judiciary branch. In this article, the nation got the new name as " united states of America ". the congress had the powers to maintain armed force an choice money and to make treaties.