Which statement below is a correct analysis of the Articles of Confederation? (33d) A.
This document's weakness was that while it proclaimed that all men were equal, and given certain rights by their creator, that not all people living in the colonies at the time were treated equally.

B.
This document was written with the promise of creating a more perfect union that would establish justice, insure domestic tranquility, provide for the common defense, promote the general welfare, and secure the blessings of Liberty to ourselves and our posterity.

C.
This document’s strength was that it helped pull the colonies together following the end of the American Revolution; however, it offered no real answers on how to govern the people once the war was won and was considered to be very weak.

D.
This document was written in the hopes of avoiding further conflicts in North America with enemies to the British Crown and save the king from pursuing another costly war and spending more money that he did not have.