Florida Civics EOC Practice Test

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What did the Articles of Confederation lack that made it difficult to enact and enforce laws?

A President
A judicial branch
Both an executive and a judicial branch
A bicameral legislature

The correct answer is: Both an executive and a judicial branch

The Articles of Confederation lacked both an executive and a judicial branch, making it difficult to enact and enforce laws. Without an executive branch, there was no central authority to enforce laws or make sure they were being followed. Without a judicial branch, there was no system in place to interpret and enforce laws. This lack of a balance of power made it difficult for the government to function effectively. Options A and B only address one branch of government, so they are incorrect. Option D refers to the legislative branch, which was present in the Articles of Confederation, so it is also incorrect. Therefore, option C is the most accurate answer.