Question

How did the writers of the U.S. Constitution improve the amendment process from that of the Articles of Confederation?

It required unanimous consent by the states to amend.
It required support of six of the 13 states to amend.
It required support of nine of the 13 states to amend.
It required a two-thirds vote in Congress to propose amendments.

Answer 1

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Answer 2

The writers of the Constitution were thoroughly displeased with the system of government established by the Articles of Confederation, which as the name implies was theoretically a federation of independent states. They wanted to radically change the government and thus they did not use the Articles of the Confederation as a starting point. In addition, the terms of the Constitution's ratification were different than those of the amendment process. Whereas all states had to ratify an amendment of the Articles of the Confederation for it to come into effect, only 9 states had to ratify for the Constitution to come into effect. While it can be argued that that ultimately since all the states eventually ratified the Constitution this was a legitimate, if complete, amending of the Articles of the Confederation under the rules of the Articles, if 9-12 states approved, the Constitution would still come into effect in violation of the Articles rules forbidding any other alliance between states. One of the reasons for this is that if 9 or more states formed their own alliance, the other states would become fully independent and lose the trade and defense benefits of the Confederation, and this put additional pressure on the last ratifying states.

Answer 3

so c?

Answer 4

Correct

Answer 5

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Answer 6

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Answer 7

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.

Answer 8

How did the U.S. Constitution solve a problem created by the Articles of Confederation?

It gave the president control of the legislature.
It gave the president power to enforce congressional laws.
It required that each state be given an equal vote.
It required unanimous consent of states to be amended.

Answer 9

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Answer 10

for the first one i thought c

Answer 11

It created a Congress, allowing each state an equal number of elected officials to represent it. is corect

Answer 12

and for the second one

Answer 13

It allowed for government to enforce laws and settle disputes. essentially the constitution gave the federal government more power instead of states.

Answer 14

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Answer 15

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