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Under the articles of confederation Congress was unable to pass laws without two thirds vote from the state

Under the articles of confederation Congress was unable to pass laws without two thirds vote from the state
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under the articles of confederation Congress was unable to pass laws without two thirds vote from the state

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Yes, congress needed 2/3 votes of the states. Since there were 13 states, congress needed the approvel of 9 of those states. This is one reason that the articles of confederation did not last, it was hard to pass laws. 
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