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The articles of Confederation provided more power to the national government and the state government's true or false
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The articles of Confederation provided more power to the national government and the state government's

true or false

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False hope this helps :)
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False

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The articles of Confederation gave more powers to the state governments because Americans didn’t want a super powerful national government right after the war.

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