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Why did the Articles of confederation take four years to ratify? What convinced the states to finically ratify it?

Why did the Articles of confederation take four years to ratify? What convinced the states to finically ratify it?
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Why did the Articles of confederation take four years to ratify? What convinced the states to finically ratify it?

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Some of the states were confederate, meaning they didn't want a lot of government involvement, so they were against having a constitution because they wanted to be able to run the states how they wanted to. Hope this helped!
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