Question
How did the U.S. Constitution strengthen the federal government to better address problems like the one described?
(1 point)
• It gave Congress the power to levy federal taxes.
It established a separate judicial system for courts.
It provided for the election of the nation's president.
It granted the executive branch powers
of enforcement.
(1 point)
• It gave Congress the power to levy federal taxes.
It established a separate judicial system for courts.
It provided for the election of the nation's president.
It granted the executive branch powers
of enforcement.
Answers
GPT 3.5
The U.S. Constitution strengthened the federal government to better address problems by granting the executive branch powers of enforcement.
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