Question

question 8 of 10
the confederation congress could create new laws; however, the central government did not have the power to enforce these laws within the states. how did this weaken the central government?

a. states could change laws or not apply them equally, causing confusion and lack of stability.
b. states could create their own laws without input by the central government.
c. states could streamline the application of laws, causing cohesion between the states and the government.
d. states had less confidence in the government, which led to mistrust and resentment.

Explanation:

Since the central government couldn't enforce laws, states could act independently in law - application. They might change laws or apply them unevenly, creating chaos and instability, which weakened the central government.

Answer:

A. States could change laws or not apply them equally, causing confusion and lack of stability.