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A. Discover:
The Articles of Confederation (1777)
1. Who wrote the Articles of Confederation?
2. Was the government created by the Articles intended to be weak or strong? *Why?
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3. The Articles created a confederation form of government. How is the confederation different from the
type of government we have today?
version of the Articles

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