Replacing the Articles of Confederation in 1787,the new U.S.Constitution allowed both the federal government and state governments to retain significant measures of sovereignty.

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The U.S. Constitution created a federal system of government that shared sovereignty between the federal government and the state governments. The federal government was granted certain powers, but the bulk of governmental authority remained with the states.

Replacing the Articles of Confederation in 1787,the New U