Question

question 3
after the revolutionary war, most americans greatest loyalty rested with their individual states because:
they wanted strong tariffs to protect their factory systems
they believed the leaders of the revolutionary war were going to create a new american king
they feared a strong national government because of their experience with the british parliament
they feared a strong national government would take away their land, making it into national monuments and parks

Explanation:

After the Revolutionary War, Americans had a fresh - memory of the British Parliament's over - reaching power. They were wary of a strong central authority and thus had greater loyalty to their individual states. Tariffs for factory systems was not the main reason at this time. There was no real fear of a new American King. And the idea of national monuments and parks taking land was not a concern then.

Answer:

They feared a strong national government because of their experience with the British Parliament