How was the Constitution of the United States different from the Articles of Confederation? Check all that apply.

The Constitution included separation of powers.

The Constitution's legislative branch chose the president.

The Constitution's branches of government had checks and balances.

The Constitution established a strong executive branch.

The Constitution said that voters would elect the president.

The Constitution established a strong legislative branch.

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Juliana Hatfield

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17 November, 16:56

How was the Constitution of the United States different from the Articles of Confederation? Check all that apply.

The Constitution included separation of powers.

The Constitution's legislative branch chose the president.

The Constitution's branches of government had checks and balances.

The Constitution established a strong executive branch.

The Constitution said that voters would elect the president.

The Constitution established a strong legislative branch.

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Kara Suarez · Answer 1

Well I'm thinking that " The Constitution established a strong legislative branch." is one of them. Also " The Constitution’s branches of government had checks and balances." I think that is it.

Danika Crosby · Answer 2

The Constitution included separation of powers. The Constitution’s branches of government had checks and balances.

The Constitution established a strong executive branch.

The Constitution said that voters would elect the president.

The Constitution established a strong legislative branch.