Question
Which of the following best describes a key challenge faced by the early American republic after the Revolutionary War?(2 points)
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The implementation of a federal system of education to standardize schooling across the states.
The implementation of a federal system of education to standardize schooling across the states.
The creation of a strong central government to address issues of state sovereignty and weak federal authority.
The creation of a strong central government to address issues of state sovereignty and weak federal authority.
The establishment of a national bank to handle war debts and stabilize the economy.
The establishment of a national bank to handle war debts and stabilize the economy.
The negotiation of treaties with European powers to secure foreign alliances and trade agreements.
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The implementation of a federal system of education to standardize schooling across the states.
The implementation of a federal system of education to standardize schooling across the states.
The creation of a strong central government to address issues of state sovereignty and weak federal authority.
The creation of a strong central government to address issues of state sovereignty and weak federal authority.
The establishment of a national bank to handle war debts and stabilize the economy.
The establishment of a national bank to handle war debts and stabilize the economy.
The negotiation of treaties with European powers to secure foreign alliances and trade agreements.
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The challenge that best describes a key issue faced by the early American republic after the Revolutionary War is:
**The creation of a strong central government to address issues of state sovereignty and weak federal authority.**
This reflects the struggle to balance state and federal powers and the need for a more effective national government, which ultimately led to the Constitutional Convention and the drafting of the U.S. Constitution.
**The creation of a strong central government to address issues of state sovereignty and weak federal authority.**
This reflects the struggle to balance state and federal powers and the need for a more effective national government, which ultimately led to the Constitutional Convention and the drafting of the U.S. Constitution.
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