Under the Articles of Confederation, how did the national congress work?

A. Each state was given a certain number of votes based on its population.

B. Each state received one vote.

C. Each state received two votes.

D. Each state was given a certain number of votes based on its landmass.

The answer is letter B.

Under the Articles of Confederation the National Congress grants each state to receive one vote each despite their volume. This was changed because it enabled states to receive equal rights the same as the big population states had. It ensured the equal division of government support and provided the citizens with the same rights as big population states were gifted with.