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directions: in the spaces labeled \your solution,\ offer your best advi…

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directions: in the spaces labeled \your solution,\ offer your best advice to george washington. then we will talk about how he actually dealt with the challenge.
problem a
the new nation was struggling under a large national debt from the american revolution. how should he try to strengthen the u.s. economy?
your solution what did washington do?
problem b
the federal government has passed a new tax on whiskey. farmers in pennsylvania who grow crops to produce whiskey are rebelling against the tax and tarring and feathering tax collectors! they see this as an abuse of power by the national government.

Explanation:

Brief Explanations

For Problem A: To address the national debt and strengthen the economy, the solution focuses on structured debt management, revenue generation, and economic stimulation. For Problem B: The solution prioritizes de-escalation, compromise, and addressing legitimate farmer grievances to avoid violent conflict while upholding federal authority.

Answer:

Problem A - YOUR SOLUTION:
  1. Implement a graduated federal tax on imported goods (tariffs) to generate steady federal revenue.
  2. Propose a plan to assume state Revolutionary War debts to unify fiscal policy and build federal credit.
  3. Establish a national bank to standardize currency, manage government funds, and facilitate business lending.
  4. Promote domestic manufacturing and agriculture to reduce reliance on foreign goods.
Problem B - YOUR SOLUTION:
  1. Send a diplomatic delegation to Pennsylvania to listen to farmers' concerns about the tax's economic burden.
  2. Propose a temporary tax reduction or payment plan for small-scale whiskey producers to ease their financial strain.
  3. Deploy a limited, non-military law enforcement team to protect tax collectors instead of using full military force initially.
  4. Hold public forums to explain the purpose of the tax (paying Revolutionary War debts) to build public understanding.