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What was the purpose of the Annapolis Convention?
Question 2 options:

to sign the Declaration of Independence

to write the U.S. Constitution

to discuss revising the Articles of Confederation

to elect a new president for the country

Answer 1

Who was the "Father of the Constitution"?
Question 3 options:

James Madison

John Jay

George Washington

Alexander Hamilton

Answer 2

Which Founder was so opposed to the Constitution that he did not attend the convention?
Question 4 options:

Benjamin Franklin

Elbridge Gerry

Patrick Henry

George Washington

Answer 3

The Great Compromise established which of the following?
Question 5 options:

a weak executive branch of the federal government


only part of the slave population counting toward representation

a two-house (bicameral) federal legislature made up of an upper and a lower house

a timeline of 20 years before Congress could limit the slave trade

Answer 4

Oh, wow. Ok, I'll answer them all in one statement.

Answer 5

Thanks So much

Answer 6

1: C, the meeting compromised of twelve delegates of whom discussed, attempting to "develop a consensus" of reversing the protectionist trade barriers that each state had erected due to the decisions made within the Articles of Confederation.

2: A, James Madison was the "Father of the Constitution", for one.
He had an extremely pivotal, important role within the draft and the ratification of it.

3: C, Patrick Henry was initially opposed to the Constitution. He later came to an agreement of it, though.

4: C, it called for an equal representation within the House and one representative within the Senate per state.

Answer 7

Can you just answer 5 more pleaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaassseeeeee

Answer 8

The Three-Fifths Compromise determined how population would be counted for which of the following purposes?
Question 6 options:

representation in Congress and also direct taxes on the population of the states

representation in Congress and also immigration ratios

direct taxes on the population of the states and territories, and nothing else

representation in the Electoral College, and nothing else

Answer 9

Which group of people supported the ratification of the Constitution?
Question 7 options:

anti-Federalists

Federalists

proponents

Loyalists

Answer 10

Who were the main opponents of ratification of the Constitution?
Question 8 options:

moderators

Loyalists

anti-Federalists

Federalists

Answer 11

The Federalists Papers supported which of the following?
Question 9 options:

keeping the Articles of Confederation

ratification of the U.S. Constitution

assembling the Constitutional Convention

the overthrow of the Constitution

Answer 12

Which of the following was the lasting legacy of the anti-Federalists?
Question 10 options:

the Great Compromise

the Bill of Rights


the Declaration of Supremacy


the Fourteenth Amendment

Answer 13

Ok, I guess?

Answer 14

Can you post that in a new Question, though? It's a little crammed in this one :p