Question

1. the lasting importance of the constitutional convention is that it

a. ended slavery
b. created a stronger framework of government still in use today
c. forced states to give up independence
d. reunited the colonies with britain

1. why was the constitution considered an improvement over the articles of confederation?

a. it created a weak central government
b. it gave states complete independence
c. it established a stronger federal government with the ability to tax and enforce laws
d. it eliminated congress entirely

Explanation:

The Constitutional Convention created the United States Constitution which established a stronger federal government with powers like taxation and law - enforcement. It replaced the weak central government under the Articles of Confederation. Slavery was not ended at the Constitutional Convention, and states did not have complete independence nor was Congress eliminated.

Answer:

C. It established a stronger federal government with the ability to tax and enforce laws