Question

Which statement is true of the congress established by the Articles of Confederation

A. It had little power
B. It had the power to levy states
C.it was limited by the president
D. It had the power to declare independence

Answer 1

The Congress established by the Articles of Confederation had little power.

Step-by-step explanation:

The correct statement about the Congress established by the Articles of Confederation is option A: It had little power.

Under the Articles of Confederation, the national government was intentionally limited in its powers to protect the authority and independence of the individual states. The Congress had the authority to exchange ambassadors and make treaties, declare war, coin currency, borrow money, and settle disputes between states. However, it lacked the power to levy taxes, enforce foreign treaties or commercial trade agreements, and declare independence.

Answer 2

Well we know the Articles of Confederation was a "weak formed government" so the best answer choice is going to be option "A" or "it had little power" I hope this answer has helped you.. feel free to ask more questions..good day to you..