The Treaty of Paris, Which Confirmed the Colonies' Independence from Britain

The Treaty of Paris, which confirmed the colonies' independence from Britain, was signed in 1783. By 1784, the new nation

A) had annexed Vermont to Canada.
B) was suffering from a serious economic depression.
C) had created a strong national government with the power to regulate interstate commerce and to directly tax the people.
D) had created a national judicial system so that disputes among the states could be settled by the central government.
E) had established a monetary system that gave the power to print money exclusively to the central government.