Final answer:
No, the states did not honor the agreement to obey the Articles of Confederation and all acts of Congress.
Step-by-step explanation:
No, the states did not honor the agreement to obey the Articles of Confederation and all acts of Congress.
The Articles of Confederation created a weak central government and gave individual states the power to choose whether or not to comply with laws passed by Congress. This lack of enforcement power led to states often ignoring laws passed by Congress.
For example, the Congress had power over Native American affairs and foreign policy, but individual states could choose to enforce the laws or not. Additionally, any amendments to the Articles required the unanimous consent of all thirteen states, making it extremely difficult to achieve any changes.