If a case is heard by the u.s. supreme court and the government is one of the parties involved, who would represent the government?
a. attorney general
c. special prosecutor
b. solicitor general
d. district attorney for washington
d. c.

If a case is heard by the U.S. Supreme Court and the government is one of the parties involved, then the Solicitor General would represent the government. The correct option among all the options given in the question is option "b". If the United States is not directly involved in the case, then also the Solicitor general can give his views.

central government so the states could work together

Explanation:

Since the independences was drafted and signed in 1776, and the constitution was created 11 years later, the main reason was to create a central government that would allow th states to work together, a sort of referee between states, since the illusion of a better improved way of living after the independance fade away, things seemed harder thatn expected, the drafting of the constitution was a way to improve and work towards the future.