Alexander Hamilton, The Federalist 15Which of the following is a difference between the Articles of Confederation and the United States Constitution that is a response to a problem expressed in the passage?A. The Articles of Confederation lacked federal executive and judicial branches, whereas the United States Constitution did not.B. The Articles of Confederation allowed for the federal government to request revenues from states but did not permit it to tax citizens directly, whereas under the United States Constitution the federal government could tax citizens directly.C. Under the Articles of Confederation, members of the national legislature were paid by the state governments, whereas under the United States Constitution they were paid by the federal government.D. Under the Articles of Confederation, members of the national legislature were not able to regulate currency, whereas under the United States Constitution the federal government regulates currency.

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