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What was the attitude of Americans after the Revolutionary War? A They were against having a strong central government. B They believed the British could help them set up parliamentary government and the
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What was the attitude of Americans after the Revolutionary War?

A They were against having a strong central government.
B They believed the British could help them set up parliamentary government and the rules of common law.
C They wanted to improve their military in case the British returned.
D They approved of how Congress handled emergencies.

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They remained suspicious of a strong central government.

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