Why were defects in the Articles of Confederation difficult to correct?
A) Any changes required the unanimous approval of the states.
B) Any changes required the signature of the president and the House of Representatives.
C) Any changes were difficult to implement because there was no standing army.
D) Any changes required communication between thirteen very geographically distant states, and so the process was unwieldy.
E) It wasn't difficult to amend the Articles of Confederation.

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The Articles of Confederation required unanimous approval of all 13 states for any amendments to be made, making the process of correcting defects extremely difficult.

Why Were Defects in the Articles of Confederation Difficult to Correct