How did the pennsylvania mutiny highlight congress’s weakness under the articles of confederation?

a. congress was unable to soldiers who wanted payment for service.
b. congress was unable to farmers who had fallen into debt.
c. congress was unable to stop a civil war in pennsylvania.
d. congress was unable to give states their own governments.

The correct answer is A) Congress was unable to help soldiers who wanted payment for service.

The Pennsylvania Mutiny was a protest of 400 soldiers of the Continental Army. They demanded payment for their service during the American Revolution War. The problem was that under the articles of the Confederation the Congress did not have direct control over the military. Congress ignored the message and because of this, a group of soldiers took control over weapons stores and munition depot. The Congress also did not have money to pay the soldiers and this made the problem even worse.

first it was savannah, then it was augusta, louisville, milledgeville, then atlanta.

i live in georgia.

-seth