Question

The article's created a central government that limited the rights of the states to conduct their own diplomacy and foreign policeay. In practice, however, this was difficult to enforce. For example, the state of Georgia pursued it's own independent policy regarding Spanish Florida. Georgia attempted to occupy disputed territories and thrated war with spain. The central government also had no power to enforce the 1783 treaty of Paris, which required the states to repay pre- revolutionary war debts to Britain merchant's. Consequently, British forces continued to occupy forts in the great Lakes region. The central government also struggled to prevent great Britain from sending criminals to its colonies. What two pieces of evidences support the claim?

Answer 1

The claim of this argument is the difficulty of the central government to limit the rights of the states to conduct their own diplomacy and foreign policy.

The two pieces of evidences that support the claim are:

1. The state of Georgia pursued it's own independent policy regarding Spanish Florida.

2. Georgia attempted to occupy disputed territories and threatened war with spain.