The Articles of Confederation established a voluntary association of independent states that did which of the following Did not collect tariffs on goods coming into the state Relied on the national government to resolve all regional conflicts Agreed to only limited restraint on their freedom of action Were represented on the basis of population in the Confederate assembly
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