True. The Articles of Confederation required consent from all 13 states to amend the document, and approval from at least 9 of the 13 states (a two-thirds majority) to pass laws.
True. The Articles of Confederation did require consent from all states for amendments, and approval from at least 9 out of the 13 states to pass laws.
True. According to the Articles of Confederation, consent from all thirteen states was required in order to make any amendments or changes to the Articles. Additionally, approval from at least nine out of the thirteen states was necessary to pass any laws or make decisions. This requirement made it difficult to amend the Articles or pass important legislation, as unanimity among all states proved to be a challenging task.
