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:Under the Articles of Confederation, nine out of the thirteen states’ approval was needed in order for a law to be passed. This made for a virtually powerless national government.  
 
:Under the Articles of Confederation, nine out of the thirteen states’ approval was needed in order for a law to be passed. This made for a virtually powerless national government.  
 
:The articles of Confederation did not give the Congress the right to impose taxes, so even the few powers that the federal government did have (the power to declare war for example) were essentially impossible for it to practice.  (Rachel N.)
 
:The articles of Confederation did not give the Congress the right to impose taxes, so even the few powers that the federal government did have (the power to declare war for example) were essentially impossible for it to practice.  (Rachel N.)
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:Tremendous answer.  Will also add to model answers.
      
2.  Identify the first three Articles of the Constitution, and what each Article establishes.
 
2.  Identify the first three Articles of the Constitution, and what each Article establishes.
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