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Under the Articles of Confederation, why would Congress find it difficult to go to war against another country?
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Under the Articles of Confederation, why would Congress find it difficult to go to war against another country?

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The main reason why Congress found it difficult to go to war against another country under the Articles of Confederation was because there was no united army--instead only a series of scattered state militias. 
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