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-Some strengths of the A.O.C is that it prevented individual leaders from having too mush power.
-The government could make treaties with other countries and the Native Americans.
-The government could issue coins (money).
-The government could settle conflicts among states.
-The government could borrow money.

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-The government was too weak to help the states settle conflicts, it could only give very little help.
-States could refuse requests (tax) from congress.
-There was no president or national court system.

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-The colonists feared a government with too much power, so they made sure no individual leader could have too much power.
-The government was also able to make treaties with other countries, and settle conflicts among the states if anything ever got out of hand.

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-The government had too little power and was too weak to help with any of the states conflicts.
-The government could not force states to pay tax, so the government would not have any funds or money.
-The government could not force men to join the army so they were weak and vulnerable, the colonists even thought if they had an army that Spain would have negotiated with them about the Mississippi river.
-There was no national court system and no president, so there was no one to check up on the legislative brach and question some of their decisions.
-The colonist could have improved the fact that the states had way more power than the government.

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-The A.O.C failed because the government was too weak. We know that the colonists feared a strong government but if the government is too weak there will be no army to defend the states
-The government was too weak to raise revenue by taxing the states, this would make the government poor.
-There was no national court system or president so there was no way for any one outside of congress to check up on the legislative branch or what decisions they planed on making in the present and for the future.