The structure of the Articles of Confederation. . A.neglected the principle \"separation of powers\" because it did not create a separate judicial branch. .B. reflected the principle \"separation of powers\" through its three separate branches of government. .C. made a legislative branch and a strong executive in line with the principle \"separation of powers\". . D.created a single strong legislative branch in line with the principle \"separation of powers\"

The correct answer for this question is letter "A. neglected the principle \"separation of powers\" because it did not create a separate judicial branch." The Articles of Confederation is considered as the first agreement which serves as the first constitution of the thirteen original states in the United States.

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Answer:

A. Neglected the principle \"separation of powers\" because it did not create a separate judicial branch.

Explanation:

Under the Articles of Confederation, the first U.S. Constitution, the states were given independence and sovereignty at the expense of a weak government that was not based upon the principle of "Separation of Powers" because the power was held by only one branch: the Legislative. The Articles did did not create either a separate Judicial branch or an Executive branch.