What power did the Articles of Confederation give the U. S. national government?
3 of 7 QUESTI
O The power to force citizens to join the army
O The power to regulate trade between states
The power to control the U. S. military
The power to require states to pay taxes

The power to control the U.S. military

Explanation:

Congress had the power to raise an army, build a navy, and declare war under the Articles of Confederation.

The other powers listed were not given to Congress until after the US Constitution was ratified.

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