The two most pressing problems for the new nation, which neither the states nor the Confederation Congress could solve, were
A. divisions between the states, and border disputes with Britain and Spain.
B. slavery, and the Indian question.
C. republicanism and federalism.
D. political ineffectiveness, and the need to industrialize.
Answer:A
The two most pressing problems for the new nation, which neither the states nor the Confederation Congress could solve, were
A. divisions between the states, and border disputes with Britain and Spain. B. slavery, and the Indian question. C. republicanism and federalism. D. political ineffectiveness, and the need to industrialize.