Question

as a national government known as the continental congress, this group printed currency, formed an army, and served as the entity managing diplomatic relations. of particular importance, the continental congress pursued an alliance with france, which is often cited as a key decision that led to victory in the war. thus, the continental congress was nothing like todays federal government. individual colonial governments were still the key lawmakers, and most \americans\ of the time would have likely considered themselves virginians or georgians and not necessarily part of some sort of broader federation. this loose organization impacted the first u.s. constitution—the articles of confederation—which severely limited the power of the federal government. for example, in order to pass any law, nine of the thirteen states had to approve it. * select one answer a no change b in addition, c eventually, d still,

Explanation:

The previous sentences list the functions and important actions of the Continental Congress. The following sentence emphasizes its difference from today's federal government. "Thus" is appropriate as it shows a conclusion - like connection based on the prior information. "In addition" is for adding similar - type information, "Eventually" implies a time - related progression, and "Still" indicates contrast or continuation despite something.

Answer:

A. No Change