The Articles of Confederation structured the federal government as a single entity, Congress, but delegates to the Constitutional Convention agreed that it was necessary to also have:

A. a chief executive from each state.

B. a president and a Supreme Court.

C. a department of foreign relations.

D. a president and a national legislature.

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Ray Mooney

10 August, 06:57

The Articles of Confederation structured the federal government as a single entity, Congress, but delegates to the Constitutional Convention agreed that it was necessary to also have:

A. a chief executive from each state.

B. a president and a Supreme Court.

C. a department of foreign relations.

D. a president and a national legislature.

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Elise Mendoza · Answer 1

The answer is B. A president and a supreme court (Apex)

Jamarion Navarro · Answer 2

A) because this is what the antifederalists wanted. the Federalists already got there central government. so to satisfy the antifederalists they made states have chief executives