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The Post Revolution Crisis
The Post War Crisis
US faced serious problems post-war
huge state and national debts
economic depression
too much territory to control
enemies/rivals on all sides
articles of confederation government was too weak to solve problems
one vote per state
no executive or judiciary
no power to tax
states kept full sovereignty
big questions of the Revolution unresolved:
role and limits of central government
tax collection
western expansion
fate of slavery
Paying for the Revolution
state and national governments owed huge sums to private elite creditors
congress asked states to help pay
some refused
some (especially Massachussetts) raised taxes
hit poor/middling farmers the hardest (some owed 1/3 of income in state taxes)
foreclosures and property loss
tax and foreclosed property both went to elite creditors
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