Was the Articles of Confederation based on the principle of separation of powers?
A. No, because it only created one legislative branch.
B. Yes, because it made three branches of government.
C. No, because it did not create a separate judicial branch.
D. Yes, because it made a legislative branch and a strong executive.
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Which of the following is a true statement about the Articles of Confederation?
A. It provided three branches of government, so it reflected the principle "separation of powers."
B. It created a strong legislative branch.
Answer (3)
No, there was no Judical branch. That was left entirely to the states.
Cant' answer as its not completed
Answer: C ;
The Articles of Confederation did not establish the principle of separation of powers as they only created a single legislative branch, lacking separate executive and judicial branches. The correct answers to the questions are C and B. This structure led to significant weaknesses in governance, as there was no mechanism to enforce laws or collect taxes.
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