The U.S. Constitution established a federal system to preserve the existing state governments, while creating a new national government strong enough to deal with the country's problems.

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The U.S. Constitution did establish a federal system that allowed for the continuation of state governments while creating a stronger national government. This was done to address the issues the country faced at the time while maintaining a degree of state autonomy.

The US Constitution Established a Federal System to Preserve the Existing