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Background: Articles of Confederation limits

The Articles of Confederation severely limited the power of the central government. Although the Confederation Congress could make decisions, it lacked effective enforcement authority, and most actions—especially amendments—required approval from all (or effectively every) newly formed state, leaving the system dependent on unanimous state cooperation.

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