A) James Madison wanted to start over from scratch.
B) Ben Franklin wanted the Iroquois Confederacy to sign the document too.
C) Patrick Henry finally gave his approval to the new government.
D) Ben Franklin urged the delegates to approve the Constitution.
E) Gouverneur Morris requested that Madison and Hamilton rewrite significant parts of the document.
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A) James Madison's refusal to include a Bill of Rights.
B) The idea that the elite would run the country.
C) Some workers thought it would give a boost to the economy.
D) Thomas Jefferson's essays on government.
E) The promise to Virginians that they would gain more western territory.
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A) Their love of civil liberties.
B) Their distrust of George Washington.
C) George Washington's eagerness to serve as first president.
D) How slavery would be weaker.
E) Their economic statuses and geographical locations.
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A) an Anti-Federalist
B) Treaty of Greenville
C) Notes on the State of Virginia
D) Letters from an American Farmer
E) led uprising of Massachusetts farmers
F) Agrippa
G) willed his slaves to be freed upon the death of his wife
H) defeated by Little Turtle
I) served as a diplomat to England and was unable to attend the Constitutional Convention
J) author of most of The Federalist essays
K) father of the Constitution
L) Secretary of War
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A) the English had one, so America ought to mirror that example.
B) the right to bear arms for the militia should be guarded by law.
C) using the examples of Wilkes and Zenger, the protection of speech and press was essential.
D) it would secure the minority against the usurpation and tyranny of the majority.
E) ratification of the Constitution was in doubt without the inclusion of the Bill of Rights.
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A) annuity system
B) unicameral system
C) first written American constitution
D) abolished in 1808
E) two houses based on proportional representation
F) separation of powers
G) division of powers
H) essays that generated support for Constitutional ratification
I) amendments
J) citizenship limited to whites only
K) slave compromise
L) ruled slavery unlawful in England
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A) Only the Senate can override a president's veto.
B) The Senate can impeach the president for "high crimes and misdemeanors."
C) The Senate can remove the president from office after impeaching him.
D) Congress can reject all presidential appointments.
E) Although the president appoints Federal judges, they serve for ten years to ensure their independence.
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A) A person from India.
B) A German immigrant.
C) An African immigrant.
D) A Chinese woman.
E) A Native American Indian.
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A) the president was elected by popular vote.
B) senators were to serve two-year terms.
C) federal judges were appointed by the president, not elected by the people.
D) the congressional representatives were to be appointed by state legislatures.
E) the Supreme Court justices were to serve ten-year terms.
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A) Massachusetts.
B) Connecticut.
C) New Jersey.
D) Virginia.
E) Georgia.
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A) It allowed slavery but also contained a potential method to end slavery.
B) It fully defined who was a slave.
C) It made slavery mandatory in the South.
D) It ended the external slave trade immediately.
E) It established a twenty-year limit on the buying and selling of slaves within the United States.
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A) annuity system
B) unicameral system
C) first written American constitution
D) abolished in 1808
E) two houses based on proportional representation
F) separation of powers
G) division of powers
H) essays that generated support for Constitutional ratification
I) amendments
J) citizenship limited to whites only
K) slave compromise
L) ruled slavery unlawful in England
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A) two states, Rhode Island and North Carolina, voted against ratification.
B) Alexander Hamilton reversed himself and argued against ratification.
C) propertied men and urban dwellers formed the chief support for the Anti-Federalists.
D) northern state conventions unanimously supported ratification while southern ones were deeply divided.
E) Thomas Jefferson sent numerous letters from Paris opposing passage, but he was too far away to be really influential.
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