How did the U. S. Constitution solve problems with the election of legislators under the Articles of Confederation? It created a bicameral legislature, allowing each state two ways of passing laws. It specified that the people would choose the representatives in federal government. It created a Congress, allowing each state an equal number of elected officials to represent it. It created an executive branch, allowing each state to lobby the president for vetoes.

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Alina Hayes · Answer 1

I'm pretty sure the answer is C. "It created a Congress, allowing each state an equal number of elected officials to represent it."