Question 14 • World History Since 1450, VIA Fall 2026, ajones5@sdale.org
The Articles of Confederation gave the national government too little power to address shared problems, such as raising revenue or regulating trade. The Constitution created a stronger central government with powers like taxation, while dividing authority between the national and state governments and preserving state powers. This balance is described in choice B.
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