Why did the Founding Fathers seek to "form a more perfect Union"?

They wanted to declare their independence from Britain.

They wanted to demonstrate the benefits of self-government to the world.

They wanted to establish a world confederation similar to the United Nations.

They wanted to fix problems experienced under the Articles of Confederation.

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Hudson Zimmerman

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1 November, 23:12

Why did the Founding Fathers seek to "form a more perfect Union"?

They wanted to declare their independence from Britain.

They wanted to demonstrate the benefits of self-government to the world.

They wanted to establish a world confederation similar to the United Nations.

They wanted to fix problems experienced under the Articles of Confederation.

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Adyson Casey · Answer 1

The Founding Fathers sought to "form a more perfect Union" because they wanted to demonstrate the benefits of self-government to the world.

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In the view of the founding fathers, the idea of self-government was superior to the idea of hegemony because self-government dispensed the liberty to decide for ourselves without depending on anyone else without having to face unjust treatment from the ones who governed. A union of self-governed states was believed to be more democratic and function in the thoughts of the founding fathers.