Enforcing laws, regulating commerce, administering justice, and levying taxes were powers reserved to the states. Representatives were forbidden to serve in Congress more than three years to avoid formation of a political elite.
Q. Which states had the most power under the articles?
Chapter 3 Review**
Table of Contents
- Q. Which states had the most power under the articles?
- Q. Who held the most power under the Articles of Confederation quizlet?
- Q. Who has the power under the Articles of Confederation quizlet?
- Q. Who held the power under the Articles of Confederation?
- Q. What are the benefits of confederation?
- Q. Was confederation a good idea?
- Q. How did the CPR affect Canadians?
| A | B |
|---|---|
| Who had most of the power under the Articles of Confederation….the States or National Government? | the states |
| Who has more power under the U.S. Constitution…the states or National Government? | National Government |
| Under the Articles, how many states had to approve each law before it went into effect? | 9 |
Q. Who held the most power under the Articles of Confederation quizlet?
-Articles of Confederation. -established a weak central government and the states kept most of their power. -only one branch of government.
Q. Who has the power under the Articles of Confederation quizlet?
Powers of central government under the articles of confederation. Congress could establish and control the armed forces, declare war, and make peace. Congress could enter into treaties and alliances. You just studied 6 terms!
Q. Who held the power under the Articles of Confederation?
Congress
Q. What are the benefits of confederation?
Confederation would create new markets, make the railway companies more profitable and help people enter the territory to settle land in the West. Confederation would allow better military protection against the Americans and others.
Q. Was confederation a good idea?
Great Britain encouraged Confederation in order to make the Canada’s more self-sufficient, but still loyal to Britain. thought that by joining together they would increase their prosperity and increase free trade amongst themselves.
Q. How did the CPR affect Canadians?
The CPR played a major role in the promotion of tourism and immigration, as well as Canada’s war efforts and through the years, the railway grew and diversified to include steamships, hotels, airlines, mining, oil and gas exploration, delivery and telecommunications companies.
