Question

select all that apply
how was the power of the confederation congress limited by the articles?
it could not raise an army.
it had no leader.
it could not tax the states.
it could not enforce laws.
it could not pass laws

Explanation:

Under the Articles of Confederation, the Confederation Congress had significant limitations. It couldn't tax the states directly, relying on state - provided funds which were often not forthcoming. It also couldn't enforce laws effectively as there was no strong executive to carry out the laws. While it could technically raise an army, it had to request troops from the states and often faced difficulties. It had no single leader in the traditional sense of a strong executive. And it could pass laws but had trouble getting them implemented.

Answer:

It could not raise an army.
It had no leader.
It could not tax the states.
It could not enforce laws.