Articles of Confederation vs. The Constitution
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| No Executive Branch | Articles of Confederation
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| No Judicial Branch | Articles of Confederation
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| Only states had a court system | Articles of Confederation
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| Each state had one vote | Articles of Confederation
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| The Congress elected a president to preside over Congress. | Articles of Confederation
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| 9/13 states need to pass a law | Articles of Confederation
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| It had power over states only | Articles of Confederation
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| Every state had to agree to amend the Constitution | Articles of Confederation
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| No power to raise an army | Articles of Confederation
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| States were asked to send soldiers to make up the army. | Articles of Confederation
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| No power to tax | Articles of Confederation
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| Could only ask states for money | Articles of Confederation
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| No power to control trade between states or with other nations. | Articles of Confederation
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| No Bill of Rights | Articles of Confederation
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| Electoral College elects the President. | The U.S. Constitution
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| System of checks and balances | The U.S. Constitution
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| System of federal courts | The U.S. Constitution
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| Supreme Court | The U.S. Constitution
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| 2 Houses of Congress | The U.S. Constitution
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| A majority in each house must pass a bill and the president must sign it before it becomes law. | The U.S. Constitution
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| It had power over states and individuals. | The U.S. Constitution
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| It created both a system of government shared by the nation and its states. | The U.S. Constitution
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| Amend the constitution by passing it in both houses and 2/3 of the state legislatures | The U.S. Constitution
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| Amend the constitution by having 3/4 of the state legislatures at a Constitutional Convention | The U.S. Constitution
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| Power to raise an army | The U.S. Constitution
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| Power to tax | The U.S. Constitution
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| Power to control trade | The U.S. Constitution
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| First 10 amendments make up the Bill of Rights | The U.S. Constitution
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