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Analysis: The Articles of Confederation does not specify or establish an executive branch. Instead, the same powers listed in Article II of the Constitution are almost all granted to Congress (made up of representatives of the states), including command of the army & the power to make treaties. What does that suggest the Articles of Confederation values: state's rights or federal power? Why?

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Answer:  The Articles of Confederation does not specify or establish an executive branch (the president) - instead the same powers listed in Article II of the Constitution are almost all granted to Congress (made up of representatives of the states), including command of the army & the power to make treaties.

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