The Articles of Confederation
A)could not be amended.
B)could be amended with a simple majority vote of the Congress.
C)could be amended only with a unanimous vote of the Congress.
D)could be amended only through a national constitutional convention in which three-fourths of state governor's approved of all changes.

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The Articles of Confederation could only be amended with a unanimous vote of the Congress, meaning that all thirteen states had to agree on any changes made to the Articles. This made it very difficult to make any significant adjustments to the government structure and contributed to the weaknesses of the Articles.