Question

1. under the articles of confederation states were competing against each other when it came to commerce. what was one way that delegates such as alexander hamilton changed this?

Explanation:

Under the Articles of Confederation, states had trade disputes. Delegates like Hamilton supported creating a stronger central government (via the Constitution) to regulate interstate commerce. The Constitution gave Congress power to regulate trade between states, ending state - by - state competition in commerce. Also, Hamilton's economic plans (e.g., promoting a national bank) helped unify the economy, reducing state - level commercial rivalry.

Answer:

Delegates like Alexander Hamilton helped establish the United States Constitution, which gave the federal government (Congress) the power to regulate interstate commerce. This ended the competitive commercial practices between states. Additionally, Hamilton's economic initiatives (such as advocating for a national bank and a unified economic system) further reduced state - to - state commercial competition by creating a more centralized and coordinated economic framework.