What Are The Similarities Between The United States Weakness Fact

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Weakness Fact 1 There was only one vote per state, regardless of its size
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Weakness Fact 2 No power to regulate commerce or trade between the states, each state could put taxes on trade btwn states
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Weakness Fact 3 national gov't didn't have power to tax. Revenue comes from states
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Weakness Fact 4 Couldn't force states to obey its laws and taxation was ignored because they could not be enforced
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Weakness Fact 5 No national army or navy
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Weakness Fact 6 No national courts
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Weakness Fact 7 Each state has own paper money
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Weakness Fact 8 No prez, lacked strength and solid leader
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Weakness Fact 9 No power to raise money to pay for action against border encroachments
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Weakness Fact 10 Any changes to Articles required unanimous

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