In what way did the states create economic problems for the national government after the American Revolution? Select the two correct answers.(1 point)

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refused to pay their militias or their veterans
refused to pay their militias or their veterans

requested funds to support state militias
requested funds to support state militias

imposed tariffs on items produced by other states
imposed tariffs on items produced by other states

passed laws that punished debtors
passed laws that punished debtors

issued currency that was worthless

Answer 1

The two correct answers regarding how the states created economic problems for the national government after the American Revolution are:

1. imposed tariffs on items produced by other states - States began levying tariffs on goods produced by other states, which hindered interstate trade and created conflicts among states.

2. issued currency that was worthless - Many states issued their own currency, leading to inflation and a lack of trust in the value of money, complicating the national government's efforts to manage the economy.

These actions contributed to economic instability and made it difficult for the national government to function effectively.