The first government dealt with foreign problems by ___________________. (a. telling other countries we weren't ready to do busi
ness yet (b. acting tough and threatening (c. going along with what other countries said because they were older and stronger and knew better (d. declaring that we were a neutral country that would not get involved in other countries' issues (e. taking a wait and see attitude
Dealing with England. After the Revolutionary War, the country went into chaos because the colonists fought the war to end taxes, and when they won, they could not tax because they just fought to end taxation. The government was weak for this reason because anything it tried to enforce could be ignored and the states did not bother listening. It's almost like a teacher (government) in a classroom (America) with 13 students (the 13 colonies) who ignored the teacher when she/he tried giving orders. This led to anarchy until the government rewrote the constitution to make a three branch Federal Government to make laws, make sure the laws were constitutional, and lastly enforce the laws.
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