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The Articles of Confederation stated that any changes in the government would require the agreement of all the states. Why was this considered a weakness of the Articles?
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The Articles of Confederation stated that any changes in the government would require the agreement of all the states. Why was this considered a weakness of the Articles?

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because all the states had to agree on it and they had trouble agreeing on something because there was large states and small states??

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