Many white Southerners feared economic difficulties if slavery longer existed.
The states maintained the right to govern their residents, while the national government could declare war, coin money, and conduct foreign affairs but little else. Its inability to impose taxes, regulate economic or raise an army hindered its ability to defend the nation or pay its debts.
The war's disruption of trade, currency problems, burdensome public debt, and the loss of Britain's economic connection all contributed to a weak U.S. economy in the 1780s.
The economic causes of the Revolution can be broadly grouped under practice of mercantilism by Britain and the imposition of taxes by the British government on the American colonies. There were other important reasons, including political, geographic, educational, and the general American mindset.
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