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Problems After U.S. Independence

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What problems did the United States face after gaining independence?

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Some topics to consider:

1) economic: they'd need to consider how to handle public debt, banking and currency. You could talk about the chartering of the Bank of the United States, tariffs, and taxes. Hamilton's plans would be a great place to get the meat here.

2) political: the Articles of ...

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