Question

question 4 (1 point) the articles of confederation established what was known as a \firm league of friendship.\ what did this mean in the context of a national identity? states would give up their authority to the federal government for things like national security, but would remain independent for all other matters. states would enter into alliances with some states, but were not required to enter into agreement with all states. states would keep their own authority to make decisions but would be in alliance with other states. states were limited in their ability to make decisions in order to provide a strong, central government for the united states.

Explanation:

The Articles of Confederation created a loose - knit alliance where states retained sovereignty but were in an alliance. They made their own decisions while being in a "league of friendship" with other states.

Answer:

States would keep their own authority to make decisions but would be in alliance with other states.