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In 1777, the new nation created a government based on a confederation of states. What weakened the powers of the central government? A. Congress had the power to declare war and make treaties.

B. States were given the power to tax.

C. States were given the power to control interstate trade.

D. Congress had the power to issue bills of credit.

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