The Articles of Confederation

The fundamental definition of an effective government is one in which there is political stability with the preservation of democracy, economic growth and confidence, social mobility and order, and a foreign relations policy in which trade is allowed to boom and safety is imperative. The form of government created after the American Revolution, the Articles of Confederation was a one-house congress but it did not have an independent executive or an independent judiciary. This form of government, although it was slightly effective through some foreign relations and in providing social mobility to certain people, the bulk of the evidence proves that it was largely ineffective economically, as well as in most foreign policy and in giving the nation political stability.…