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Under the Articles of Confederation, representation was

• one state, one vote

• one state, two votes

• based on population

The Articles of Confederation created a weak government on purpose

• True

• False

In the House of Representatives, representation is

• one state, one vote

• one state, two votes

• based on population

In the Senate, representation is

• one state, one vote

• one state, two votes

• based on population

In the Articles of Confederation, the only power given to the national government was

• taxation

• regulation of commerce

• creation of a common currency

• making of laws

The Articles of Confederation were written

• To end the Revolution

• To declare government

• To establish a government

• To add territories

The Articles of Confederation was a

• congress

• currency

• constitution

• convention

The Articles of Confederation was written after

• The Northwest Ordinance

• The Declaration of Independence

• The Treaty of Paris

• The Constitutional Convention

The debate over one state, one vote versus population was about

• Representation

• Rights

• Branches

• Division of power

The only branch in the Articles of Confederation was the

• Legislative branch

• Executive branch

• Judicial branch