How did fighting the american revolution impact the american view of central government? a. they remained suspicious of a strong central government. b. they sought advice from the british about parliamentary government and the rules of common law. c. they approved of the way the congress handled emergencies. d. they were excited by the prospect of a strong new federal authority.

A. They remained suspicious of a strong central government.

Explanation:

During colonial America, Americans did not trust and did not support the idea of a central government. This was because they were governments by the central government of England and did not agree on how that government treated its suditos with an unreachable and invincible stature. Americans knew how dangerous and tyrannical such a government can be, so even after the American Revolution, Americans remained suspicious and repudiated the existence of a central government.

explanation:

cause they can

because the vietnam war was fought in an especially brutal and untraditional way