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Which answer best expresses how the Articles of Confederation established the states' roles in taxing their citizens?

A.Only Congress could raise taxes. Because the states could not raise taxes, they had a hard time paying state debts and expenses.

B.) Only the states could raise taxes. Because the national government could not raise taxes, it had a hard time paying debts and expenses.

C.) Only the states could raise taxes. Because the states sent so much money to the national government, it had a surplus after paying debts and expenses.

D.) Only Congress could raise

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plz help 
@texaschic101

@Zale101
@shamil98
@wolfe8

Which answer best expresses how the Articles of Confederation established the states' roles in taxing their citizens?

A.Only Congress could raise taxes. Because the states could not raise taxes, they had a hard time paying state debts and expenses.

B.) Only the states could raise taxes. Because the national government could not raise taxes, it had a hard time paying debts and expenses.

C.) Only the states could raise taxes. Because the states sent so much money to the national government, it had a surplus after paying debts and expenses.

D.) Only Congress could raise

wolfe8 · Answer

http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20130117094440AAb2Eks

anonymous · Answer

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wolfe8 · Answer

Are you doing a test?

anonymous · Answer

no

texaschic101 · Answer

well...not 100% sure...it is either B or C

anonymous · Answer

i thought it was b, but my dad said that he didn't think so, but he wasn't sure either, so i came to OS to ask u guys what u think

wolfe8 · Answer

Under the Articles of Confederation and Perpetual Union, the federal government had no authority to impose either taxes or levies on either individuals or States.

texaschic101 · Answer

well....the states raised taxes to pay the expenses of the government....I think it is B.

anonymous · Answer

thx guys

texaschic101 · Answer

anytime :)