Which statement is true of the congress established by the articles of confederation? it had little power. it had the power to levy taxes. it was limited by the president. it had the power to declare independence.

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Explanation: It had little power.

The answer is option 1: It had little power.

The Articles of Confederation (1781), the first U.S.'s Constitution, was characterized for establishing a very weak government and strong states.

It didn't establish a President, but a Congress, and gave it certain powers, however, they lacked enforcement powers. It granted the power to declare war (even though it wasn't authorized to draft soldiers) appoint military officers, sign treaties, make alliances, appoint foreign ambassadors, manage relations with Indians, and raising money only by asking the states for funds (which had the option to reject the request), borrowing from foreign governments, or selling western lands.

As for the states, they were given sovereignty, freedom and all power that wasn't expressly delegated to the government, meaning that they could create a wide range of laws involving collecting taxes and their own trading policies, for example.

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