The power to tax allows central governments to provide for their citizens in ways that states cannot. furthermore, large populous states were at an advantage economically over smaller states. for these reasons and more the federal government voted to abolish one of the documents list below. which of the documents listed below did the federal government vote to abolish?

The Articles of Confederation

Explanation:

Many political leaders thought that a stronger central government was crucial because, under the Articles of Confederation, the federal government didn´t have enough power of taxation, the authority to regulate commerce, nor the capacity to solve conflicts emerging between states. The Constitutional Convention of 1787, held between May and September, abolished the Articles of Confederation, resulting in the United States Constitution.

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