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Why was it hard to make changes under the Articles of Confederation? 1. The delegates tried to compromise 2. The delegates only met once a month 3. The delegates needed all 13 states to approve 4. The
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Why was it hard to make changes under the Articles of Confederation?

1. The delegates tried to compromise
2. The delegates only met once a month
3. The delegates needed all 13 states to approve 4. The delegates were only looking out for themselves

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3. All 13 states needed to approve.

Step-by-step explanation:

Unless all the states agreed on a change, nothing could happen. The states were WAY independent, even negotiating their own treaties!

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the answer is the 3 one. the delegates needed all 13 states to approve
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