Which answer best explains how the Articles of Confederation set up governmental roles for dealing with foreign governments?

Congress had the power to make foreign treaties.

The states had the power to make foreign treaties.

Congress could write treaties, but they needed to be approved by the states.

The states could write treaties, but they needed to be approved by Congress.

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7 June, 04:36

Which answer best explains how the Articles of Confederation set up governmental roles for dealing with foreign governments?

Congress had the power to make foreign treaties.

The states had the power to make foreign treaties.

Congress could write treaties, but they needed to be approved by the states.

The states could write treaties, but they needed to be approved by Congress.

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Devyn Hernandez · Answer 1

"Congress had the power to make foreign treaties" would best explain how the Articles of Confederation set up governmental roles for dealing with foreign governments, since this was practically the only real power that the central government had under the Articles.