Which of the following is true of the Articles of Confederation?

A) They enumerated the powers to be exercised by Congress.
B) They did not allow the United States to own the Northwest Territory.
C) They created a federal system, an alternative to a confederal system.
D) They did not allow for a sufficiently strong central government.
E) They specified the constitutional basis for the implied powers of the national government.

D

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The Blue Card scheme is a European Union policy that

a. specifies water purity standards. b. forces Germany to grant citizenship to the second-and third-generation guest workers. c. makes "guest worker" programs illegal. d. permits highly skilled foreigners living outside the European Union to live and work in its member states, including Germany. e. permits member states, like Germany, to adopt more restrictive rules concerning political asylum.

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