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Confederate form of government?
a government that is characterized by a loosely organized group of individual and independent states and a weak central government
What is an alliance of independent states that has a very weak central or national government and gives supreme authority to states?
A confederacy is an alliance of independent states with a weak central or national government. In this system, supreme authority is granted to individual states, and the central government mainly acts as a coordinating body for common issues. Examples include the Confederate States of America during the American Civil War and the Swiss Confederation.
What is the Central Government of the United States?
federal
Why was the first central government called a confederation?
The first central government was called a confederation since all the states had their sovereignty. The states were then regulated by the Articles of Confederation.
Why did the states want a central government at first?
because they did
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