Which was a key to writing and ratifying the U.S. Constitution?

A.
the impossibility of compromise

B.
willingness to compromise on all sides

C.
compromise by one group of delegates

D.
refusal to compromise on any side

Question

Which was a key to writing and ratifying the U.S. Constitution?	
 
 A.
the impossibility of compromise
 
 B.
willingness to compromise on all sides
 
 C.
compromise by one group of delegates
 
 D.
refusal to compromise on any side

daniellelovee · Answer

B

king.void. · Answer

willingness to compromise on all sides

daniellelovee · Answer

They said that ALL the colonies (at the time there were no states if I'm not mistaken) had to agree to any change to the constitution, rights, taxes ,any change to the government in general.

eclipsedstar · Answer

B.
The Constitution was a document that was written with a variety of factors, perspectives, and desires at work. Because of this it was vital that the parties involved could compromise on issues such as state representation, the powers of Congress, the Executive, and the Legislature as well as other issues of the time such as slavery and the determination of counting slaves a part of a population.

anonymous · Answer

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