How did the U.S. Constitution solve problems with the election of legislators under the Articles of Confederation? It created a bicameral legislature, allowing each state two ways of passing laws. It specified that the people would choose the representatives in federal government. It created a Congress, allowing each state an equal number of elected officials to represent it. It created an executive branch, allowing each state to lobby the president for vetoes.
I'm pretty sure the answer is C. "It created a Congress, allowing each state an equal number of elected officials to represent it."