Does the Constitution do an adequate job correcting the issues of the Articles of Confederation? Why or why not?

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topjm [15]2 years ago

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Answer:

YESS

Explanation:

The Constitution addresses the main problems facing the Articles of Confederation. (weak national gov.)

For example, the government had no power to tax, this meant they could only raise funds if the states willingly donated money. The national government could not fund military forces which lead to the inability to suppress Shay's rebellion.

Shay's rebellion was a protest attack held by a group of poor farmers.

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