Why did many americans oppose a strong national government?

many felt it would have been reminiscent of the british government.

some felt the states should hold the most power.

such a government could be expensive and distant.

all of the above

All of the above

Explanation:

These are all reasons why many Americans opposed a strong national government. After independence, the government had to be rebuilt, and it was difficult for people to decide how to do so. Many felt that the main problem of the British government was that it was so distant, it could not understand the needs of people. A strong national government could have some of the same problems. Moreover, a strong national government could be expensive. Instead, many wanted the states to hold the most power.