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Why does Morse think that the articles of confederation were affective during the revolution but not afterward?

Why does Morse think that the articles of confederation were affective during the revolution but not afterward?
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Why does Morse think that the articles of confederation were affective during the revolution but not afterward?

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Because after the revolution they needed a whole new system of government where every state would get a say if what needed to be done.
Hope this helps. Please let me know if I'm wrong. :)
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