Which statement is true because the national government was not able to raise taxes under the Articles of Confederation?
A. The states directly paid for everything Congress wanted to do. B. Congress was dependent on the states for its money. C. Congress had no money. D. The people personally had to pay the government for any services they wanted.
The national government was dependent on states for funds due to the inability to impose taxes under the Articles of Confederation, impacting its financial stability and ability to handle debts and foreign affairs.
Explanation:
Congress was dependent on the states for its money because the national government lacked the power to impose taxes under the Articles of Confederation. This meant that the states had to provide funds, which often led to underfunding of the national government and difficulties in paying off debts and conducting foreign affairs.
