Question

1. Which of the following did not result from the creation of the Articles of Confederation?

The federal government lacked a judicial system.
There were too many representatives per state.
States could print their own money.
The states were not obligated to contribute money to the war effort to fight for independence.

Answer 1

The Articles of Confederation resulted in the federal government lacking a judicial system, while also leading to high representation per state, states printing their own money, and states not being obligated to contribute to the war effort.

Step-by-step explanation:

The subject of the question is Social Studies and the grade level is Middle School.

The Articles of Confederation were the first constitution of the United States, ratified in 1781. From the creation of the Articles of Confederation, one of the results was that the federal government lacked a judicial system, meaning there was no national court system to interpret and enforce the laws.

The other three options listed in the question did result from the creation of the Articles of Confederation:

1. There were too many representatives per state, as each state had equal representation in Congress regardless of population.
2. States could print their own money, leading to economic instability and difficulties with trade between states.
3. The states were not obligated to contribute money to the war effort, which caused financial problems for the central government and difficulties in funding the Revolutionary War.

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