Question

What was a problem with the Articles of Confederation’s geographic distribution of power?(1 point)

Responses

Each state regardless of size had the same power in Congress.
Each state regardless of size had the same power in Congress.

Changes to the Articles of Confederation could be made merely by a simple majority.
Changes to the Articles of Confederation could be made merely by a simple majority.

Federal taxes were apportioned to each state based on their size.
Federal taxes were apportioned to each state based on their size.

The larger geographic states, such as Virginia, had more power.

Answer 1

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The larger geographic states, such as Virginia, had more power.

Answer 2

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The problem with the Articles of Confederation's geographic distribution of power was that each state, regardless of their size, had the same power in Congress. This meant that smaller states had the same influence as larger states, leading to an imbalance of power.