Question

the articles of confederation gave the united states a strong central government.
true
false

the articles of confederation gave congress the ability to
create an air force
make war and peace treaties
collect taxes
all of the above

one weakness of the articles of confederation is that
all 13 states needed to agree to amend the articles
congress taxed the states too heavily
congress spent too much money on the military
it relied too heavily on the magna carta

Explanation:

First Question:

The Articles of Confederation established a weak central government with most power held by the states. So the statement "The Articles of Confederation gave the United States a strong central government" is false.

• The Air Force was created much later, so Congress couldn't create an Air Force under the Articles.
• The Articles of Confederation did not give Congress the power to collect taxes (states had that power).
• Congress was given the power to make war and peace treaties under the Articles of Confederation.

• To amend the Articles of Confederation, all 13 states had to agree, which was a major weakness as it made amending very difficult.
• Congress had no power to tax under the Articles, so it couldn't tax states heavily.
• There's no evidence Congress overspent on the military under the Articles.
• The Articles had no relation to relying on the Magna Carta.

Answer:

False

Second Question: