Question

One of the perceived problems with the Articles of Confederation was the weakness of the government to enforce its will on the thirteen separate states; interestingly enough, in modern times, the federal government comes under fire for having too much power. Would the Articles of Confederation have had more success as a charter in modern America or was it so fundamentally flawed that it would never have worked?

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Answer 1

it was  so fundamentally flawed that they couldn't do anything, they couldn't tax so on so forth and they couldn't go to war without asking for approval

Answer 2

Hello,

Well It would have been fine in modern America with a couple of changes. The government would have limited powers. The citizens would have some rights to.