History, 29.11.2021 01:50 kbenitez90

The plan of government the United States adopted after independence . Answers:
1. established both a national and a regional court system (this is what I chose and it's wrong)

2. gave virtually all powers of the national government to the president

3. gave more power to larger, more prosperous states

4.was a victory for those who favored strong state government

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