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How is the Constituion an Improvement Over the Articles Of Confederation' The Articles of Confederation were written on March 1, 1781. They were written to establish a framework of government that the states could follow while they took the first steps as a nation. They were written while the Revolutionary War was still being waged. One would have to assume that The Articles of Confederation were hastily constructed so as to ensure the new nation had a starting point. The Articles had numerous flaws that would later be identified. In order to identify the flaws that existed in The Articles of Confederation, I will compare them to the Constitution of The United States of America. The most obvious differences between The Articles of Confederation and the Constitution is the national court system and executive department. The Articles did not address either issue, thus did not set up a national focus point nor did it set up a system to enforce the rules of the national government. The Constitution created the Executive Branch and the Judicial Branch of the national government. This gave the nation an elected leader to debate the issues of the country and also a court system that would be articles, state, states, confederation, constitution, set, national, government, each, system, power, it’s, gave, congress, created, nation, written, thus, representation, given, ensure, enforce, between, able, while, united, therefore, tax, representatives, population, point, own, over, one, nor