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20 June, 16:29

One major weakness in the ratification of the Articles of Confederation was:

a. all 13 states needed ratification before the Articles would go into effect

c. only 1/4 of the states needed ratification before the Articles would go into effect

b. only a majority of states needed ratification before the Articles would go into effect

d. only 1/2 the states needed ratification before the Articles would go into effect

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