The national government under the Articles of Confederation did show some strength and wisdom with its lack of limited power in solving the following problems that the nation faced during the time: Robert Morris for example, handled his responsibilities skillfully and brought some order to the nation¹s tangled issue with finances, despite having no power to issue taxes and being forced to beg for donations or borrow money from other countries or the states. He put into practice more efficient purchasing procedures, finally guaranteeing a steady flow of supplies for the army while also cutting the nations spending. Morris convinced Congress to establish a national bank, empowered to hold governmental funds and make loans to the government in 1781. Congress later developed a plan for surveying and selling the land between the Appalachians and the Mississippi, which were eventually known as the Land and Northwest Ordinances. Afterwards, Congress established departments of War, treasury, marine and Foreign Affairs that established a precedent for today's cabinet departments which would allow the states to at least defend themselves in some way from any possibly threatening enemies. This helped create at least a minimal national economic structure, although the capitalization

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