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Who appointed the members of Congress under the Articles of Confederation?
The states
What was the main difference in representation between the state legislatures and Congress under the Articles of Confederation?
State legislatures represented the people, while Congress represented the states.
What powers were specifically granted to Congress under the Articles of Confederation?
Power to declare war and make peace
What was a key restriction placed on Congress by the Articles of Confederation?
Congress could only act on powers explicitly granted by the Articles
What was a significant difference between the state constitutions and the Articles of Confederation in terms of legislative power?
State constitutions granted extensive legislative power, while the Articles limited Congress' powers.
Test your knowledge on the discussions and challenges faced by delegates at the Second Continental Congress in Philadelphia regarding the establishment of a central government for the United States of America.
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