Under the Articles of Confederation, the principle of "republicanism" helps explain why
one political party maintained most of the power throughout the years the document was in use
elected officials in the national legislature have more power and responsibility than the executive
state governments are inferior to the national government in the areas of currency and education
representatives from each state government collectively had one vote in national decision-making
one political party maintained most of the power throughout the years the document was in use
elected officials in the national legislature have more power and responsibility than the executive
state governments are inferior to the national government in the areas of currency and education
representatives from each state government collectively had one vote in national decision-making