Question

question 11 of 20
under the articles of confederation, individual states could ignore agreements the congress made with other countries. this meant that:
a. every state had to agree on a law before it was passed.
b. the government did not have the ability to pay its debts.
c. the central government was not always able to keep its agreements.
d. each state had the same number of representatives in the central government.

Explanation:

Under the Articles of Confederation, the central - government (Congress) had limited power. If individual states could ignore agreements Congress made with other countries, it showed the central government couldn't enforce and keep its international agreements.

Answer:

C. the central government was not always able to keep its agreements.