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10 March, 19:51

After the colonists won independence from Great Britain, what was their main concern?

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  1. 10 March, 22:27
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    So, first, they needed to figure out what their new country was going to be and who was going to lead it because they didn't want a monarchy or a king. They pretty much knew they wanted George Washington to lead the country but they were unsure about what type of govt the wanted.
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