There was an executive (leader) with powers granted under the Articles of Confederation. True False

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AnotherGeek · Answer 1 · 2021-09-12T07:30:59+0000

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No national executive was created; instead, after the ratification of the Articles in 1781, the Congress annually elected an individual who served as the President of the Congress. The position had no broad executive powers, however.

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