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Main issue was what to do with extra land Some states wanted it for themselves (not good for others) Can't turn them into US colonies (they would rebel) Congress pledged to use the land for the "common benefit." - It also promised to carve a number of "republican" states, which with time would be admitted to the union as equals If they were inferior states it would have also produced rebellion.Provided for a loose confederation or "firm league of friendship"Colonies were so fearful of the monster they made the British to be, that they created an immensely weak government, forgetting that they ran it.
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