Suharto came to power in a sort of military coup, although it was more like he wrestled power from the then president Sukarno, who was then eventually ousted. Suharto was Indonesia's second president after the de-colonization from the Dutch. Suharto was staunchly anti-Communist which landed him in a very favorable position in the eyes of the West and although a controversial figure, he is noted with for significant economic growth and industrialization and greatly increasing the health and education standards.
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He had a brief career in politics before 1860
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The correct answer should be to <span>enforce state borders</span>
Taxes and coinage became a part of the national government later when the articles were replaced by the constitution. The state governments were not controlled by the articles and could print their own money if they wished and could also trade with other states of the confederation or with other nations if they wished. They enforced the borders by negotiating with foreign powers and by having a national military that would defend the borders of the country.
