Question

what caused disputes between the thirteen american states during and after the revolutionary war? select the correct answer. land claims made by certain states on the western territories congress’s decision to raise high taxes the southern states’ proposal to form a separate nation done

Explanation:

During and right after the Revolutionary War, the weak national government under the Articles of Confederation had no authority to regulate western lands. Several states had overlapping pre-war land claims in the western territories, which created major tensions between them. Congress lacked the power to impose high taxes at this time, and the Southern states did not propose forming a separate nation until much later (related to the Civil War era).

Answer:

land claims made by certain states on the western territories