History, 20.10.2019 06:20 jrocklove7825
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"in determining questions in the united states in congress assembled, each state shall have one vote."-articles of confederation
could a person correctly argue that this quote violates the principle of popular sovereignty? (1 point)
a person could not correctly argue that it is a violation because the quote shows states did have a voice in government.
one could not correctly argue that it is a violation because the quote shows that each state has equal power in congress.
a person could correctly argue that is a violation because the states would have less power than the leaders in congress.
one could correctly argue that it is a violation because the states have different populations and should have proportional votes.
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