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The Articles Scramble Challenge

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Unscramble key terms from the Articles era

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Unscramble key terms from the Articles era

by Mark Young
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An alliance where states keep most powers and a central body has limited authority.

2

Foundational plan forming a loose union with limited central powers.

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Formal approval by each state required to establish the union.

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Appointed representatives who met to conduct national business.

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A legislature with one chamber.

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Official change to the founding framework.

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Self-rule and ultimate authority within a state.

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The power to coin or regulate money was left to the states.

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