Congress faced difficulties in funding its operations primarily due to the lack of a consistent revenue source, leading to reliance on state contributions and voluntary donations. Additionally, political disagreements and conflicts over budget priorities often hindered consensus on funding levels. The absence of a strong federal taxing authority limited Congress's ability to generate necessary funds independently. These challenges were particularly pronounced during times of economic instability or war, which strained resources even further.
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