The Articles of Confederation a. went into effect when nine states ratified the document. b. were ratified by every state except Rhode Island. c. created a central government with limited powers and no president. d. created a strong central government with two congressional delegates from each state.

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nurali · Answer

i think created a strong central government with two congressional delegates from each state.

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anonymous · Answer

The articles of confederation were a forerunner to our current Constitution, which is what created the strong central government, Rhode Island ratified it on February 4, 1778, and all 13 states needed to ratify it before it went into effect.  As all other answers are not possible, your answer is the one that is left.