(asap)which of the following ideas did many founding fathers believe about the articles of confederation?

a. it created a central government that they thought was to powerful
b. it did not require each state to pay high taxes to the central government
c. it did not include a specific list of personal rights for the people.
d. it provides a government that was too weak to keep the nation together.

It provides a government that was too weak to keep the nation together.

Option D

Explanation:

Founding fathers were feared of tyranny if the central government has given more powers. So President George Washington passed the act called Article of Confederation which was considered nothing but a weakness. It gave the people freedom of speech, press, rights, etc.

The founding fathers also wanted their people free from the fear of what the higher officials or government could do to them. It can result in revolt people against the central government so he passed this act to unify people to support the government. But he other Congressmen felt that Washington was lenient over the people.

d)to gain support for the independence movement.

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