The Articles of Confederation or The Articles of Confederation

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1 Each state has one vote in Congress. The Articles of Confederation The Constitution 2 Congress has the power to tax. The Articles of Confederation The Constitution 3 Each state can regulate trade with other states. The Articles of Confederation The Constitution 4 States accept Constitution as the supreme law of the land. The Articles of Confederation The Constitution 5 In the Legislative branch, COngress is made up of one house. The Articles of Confederation The Constitution 6 In the Legislative branch, Congress is made up of two houses -- the Senate and the House of Representatives. The Articles of Confederation The Constitution 7 Each state has two votes in the Senate; each state has one or more votes in the House of Representatives, depending on population. The Articles of Confederation The Constitution 8 At least nine of thirteen states must approve a law. The Articles of Confederation The Constitution 9 Has an Executive Branch, headed by President who carries out laws. The Articles of Confederation The Constitution 10 Has no Judicial branch The Articles of Confederation The Constitution 11 Only states can tax. The Articles of Confederation The Constitution 12 Only Congress can coin money. The Articles of Confederation The Constitution 13 Each state can act independently. The Articles of Confederation The Constitution 14 There is no Executive branch. The Articles of Confederation The Constitution 15 A majority of each house must approve a law. The Articles of Confederation The Constitution 16 Each state can coin its own money. The Articles of Confederation The Constitution 17 There is a Judicial branch, headed by the Supreme Court, which interprets the laws. The Articles of Confederation The Constitution 18 Only Congress can regulate trade between the states. The Articles of Confederation The Constitution