Explanation: The U.S. Constitution solved the problem created by the Articles of Confederation by allowing the United States government to enforce laws and settle disputes. Individual states could still enforce laws and settle disputes, but citizens could now go higher than the states to get things settled.
Explanation: The U.S. Constitution solved the problem created by the Articles of Confederation by allowing the United States government to enforce laws and settle disputes. Individual states could still enforce laws and settle disputes, but citizens could now go higher than the states to get things settled.
