All of these were problems faced by the Federal government under the Articles of Confederation.

It was in massive debt from the Revolutionary War.

It could not raise or levy taxes on citizens.

It could not draft soldiers or maintain an adequate militia.

It had no established national currency.

Congress has the power to make all laws necessary and proper for carrying out its enumerated powers

Congress has the power to do anything necessary and proper in times of emergency

Congress has the power to make all laws it deems necessary and proper for national welfare

The president has the power to do anything necessary and proper in times of emergency

The president can implement any programs deemed necessary and proper for national welfare

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None of the answers are correct

Congress will not make any laws regarding the establishment of a state religion

Congress cannot make any laws regarding the prohibition of religion

the President must consult Congress before declaring war

the President has the sole right to make judicial appointments

the President cannot be impeached without a two-thirds majority vote in both houses of Congress

It demonstrated the need for a strong centralized government to preserve order and peace.

It supported the idea that slavery should remain legal under the new Constitution.

It demonstrated that slavery was a contentious issue which would be resolved permanently in the Constitution

It supported the adoption of a Bill of Rights in the Constitution.

It demonstrated that the Executive Branch should be heavily limited, so as to prevent tyrannical abuses of power.

To persuade the public to support the ratification of the Constitution

To campaign for an inclusion of a Bill of Rights in the Constitution

To highlight the deficiencies of the Articles of Confederation

To defend the Articles of Confederation

To persuade the public not to support the ratification of the Constitution

the issue of nullification

the extension of slavery into the territories

the counting of slaves for representation in Congress

tariffs on foreign goods

None of the other answers

A compromise to settle the dispute regarding representation in a bicameral legislature in a fair and equitable manner for all states regardless of population

A compromise among the Founding Fathers to create a legislature similar to the Articles of Confederation

An agreement to limit the length of the term of the Senate to avoid an aristocratic upper class taking control of the upper house of Congress

A plan to set the term of office for the House of Representatives at two years to make the Representatives responsive to the public more frequently

A compromise to limit the term of office of all elected officials

Positive rights act positively to ensure economic and social entitlements

Positive rights act to protect constitutional rights by enacting limitations

Positive rights act to enable governmental entanglement with civil liberties

Positive rights act to provide all subjective individual rights and liberties

Positive rights are the rights guaranteed in the Constitution

arguing in favor of a strict separation of powers in a republican government

warning against the rise of political factions

explaining the need for maintaining a strong navy and militia force

advocating the doctrine of Manifest Destiny

explaining why a Bill of Rights would be a hindrance to progress that could be made by a national government