During the debates over the Articles in the Second Continental Congress, mistrust of other colonies crystallized in conflicts over

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During the debates, states mistrusted each other in terms of land, representation, and sovereignty. States had competing claims over western lands, and smaller states feared being dominated by larger ones in terms of representation and sovereignty. These conflicts led to several revisions of the Articles, including the creation of a unicameral Congress and unanimous consent for major decisions.

During the Debates Over the Articles in the Second Continental