One challenge facing the United States in its early years was establishing a stable economy. The nation was primarily agricultural and lacked a strong industrial base, which made it vulnerable to economic instability. The nation also faced issues with establishing a monetary system, as various forms of currency were used across different states. This created difficulties for trade and commerce between states. Another challenge was managing political factions and establishing a stable government. The nation was also struggling with territorial expansion and conflicts with Native American tribes. These problems were largely political in nature and required diplomatic and governmental solutions.
