A. Great Britain
B. Spain
C. France
D. Mediterranean pirates
Explanation:
During the 1780s and 1790s, the fledgling United States
faced certain and distinct hurdles, including a shortage of ruling structure, economic distress, and intermittent domestic and external threats. As had remained the case since 1776, the America of 1783 was politically incipient.
At the origin of US history, the US suffered drastic economic difficulties. But before long, the ability of its leaders and the enthusiasm and hard work of its people put the nation on a stable financial foundation. It also faced threats from dominant European countries. In addition, the basis of the U.S. assistance was pirates from the Barbary States capturing American trader vessels and keeping the sailors for ransom, necessitating the U.S. pay ransom to the Barbary leaders.
