Question

the articles of confederation were organized to win the revolutionary war without creating a national government that was strong enough to override state powers. match each feature of the articles of confederation to the concern it was meant to address. the articles of confederation had a legislature but not a president. the articles of confederation made it extremely difficult to pass amendments that could give the national government more authority. the articles of confederation treated each former colony as an independent political unit with its own internal authority. concern feature of the articles states wanted to protect their right to make their own laws now that they were no longer under british rule. most colonial leaders were concerned that a single national leader would behave like a king. many people feared that a national government could gain too much power over time.

Explanation:

The lack of a president in the Articles of Confederation was due to fear of a single - national leader acting like a king. Difficulty in passing amendments was to prevent the national government from gaining too much power over time. Treating former colonies as independent units protected states' right to make their own laws.

Answer:

• The Articles of Confederation had a legislature but not a president. - Most colonial leaders were concerned that a single national leader would behave like a king.
• The Articles of Confederation made it extremely difficult to pass amendments that could give the national government more authority. - Many people feared that a national government could gain too much power over time.
• The Articles of Confederation treated each former colony as an independent political unit with its own internal authority. - States wanted to protect their right to make their own laws now that they were no longer under British rule.