At the end of the Revolutionary War, what challenges faced the new government of
the loosely aligned thirteen states?
a) All decision-making rested in one person-the chief executive.
Ob) The Articles of Confederation struggled to distribute the spoils of war
equitably across all thirteen states.
Oc) The two houses of the legislature could never come to agreement in order to
get things done for the people.
d) The Confederation government did not have the power to enforce its own
laws and struggled to coordinate the nation's finances.
e) Many Americans believed that the Confederation government had too much
power over their lives.