A) Georgia
B) Pennsylvania
C) South Carolina
D) North Carolina
E) Virginia
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A) John Marshall
B) Thomas Jefferson
C) John Adams
D) James Madison
E) Edmund Burke
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A) directly selected by the people.
B) selected by votes of the state legislatures.
C) selected by votes of the Electoral College.
D) subject to recall elections.
E) subject to confidence votes by Congress.
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A) the federal government would not use force against common people that were simply seeking their inalienable rights.
B) the Constitution was designed for a governing elite.
C) dissent against the federal government would be welcomed as part of the birthing pangs of a republic.
D) he disagreed with the concept of a republic and preferred more direct democratic rule.
E) he felt he was the president of the "common folk."
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A) Montesquieu.
B) Locke.
C) Hobbes.
D) Aristotle.
E) Burke.
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A) provided for choosing governors in direct annual elections.
B) provided for a less direct form of self-government than the national-level framers intended.
C) provided for annual legislative elections.
D) included more severe checks and balances than the U.S.Constitution.
E) drastically limited the power of the executive in comparison to the legislature.
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A) the people.
B) local referendums.
C) the states.
D) the Supreme Court.
E) the Continental Congress.
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A) the Constitution's elaborate systems of power and representation were designed to protect the interests of the rich.
B) the Constitution failed to protect the economic interests of the poorer states.
C) the Constitution's commerce clause was inadequate to meet the nation's economic needs.
D) the Constitution did not provide for sufficient protection of property.
E) the Constitution gave too much power to the illiterate.
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A) their exposure to life under the British Parliament and some of the "rights of Englishmen."
B) Lockean philosophy.
C) Britain's treatment of the colonies after the French and Indian War.
D) taxation without representation.
E) All these answers are correct.
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A) democracy
B) republic
C) federalism
D) majoritarianism
E) separation of power
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A) Benjamin Franklin
B) Gouverneur Morris
C) Edmund Randolph
D) James Madison
E) George Washington
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A) the new Constitution would be only marginally stronger than the Articles of Confederation.
B) slaves would count as four-fifths of a person when apportioning legislative representatives.
C) large states would have more representatives in both chambers of Congress.
D) Congress could not regulate either interstate trade or international trade.
E) two of the northern states would have had no representatives at all in Congress.
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A) six; two
B) four; two
C) six; four
D) four; four
E) eight; four
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A) specially chosen electors.
B) state legislatures.
C) direct vote of the people.
D) state governors.
E) federal magistrates.
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A) by the framers during the Philadelphia convention.
B) in stages,from 1789 to 1798.
C) in response to the freeing of the slaves during the Civil War.
D) in response to the ideals of Jacksonian democracy.
E) None of these answers is correct.
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A) confederation.
B) federalist system.
C) unitary form of government.
D) monarchy.
E) theocracy.
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A) Boston Tea Party (1773) ; First Continental Congress (1774) ; and beginning of the American Revolution (1775)
B) Shays' Rebellion (1773) ; Annapolis Convention (1774) ; and Declaration of Independence (1776)
C) Stamp Act (1775) ; Declaration of Independence (1776) ; and Philadelphia Convention (1788)
D) Common Sense (1769) ; Declaration of Independence (1776) ; and The Federalist Papers (1783)
E) Declaration of Independence (1776) ; Articles of Confederation (1787) ; Constitution (1791) ; and Federalist No.10 (1795)
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A) Washington,Adams,and Jefferson.
B) Franklin,Washington,and Lee.
C) Jefferson,Locke,and Montesquieu.
D) Madison,Hamilton,and Jay.
E) Marshall,Jefferson,and Adams.
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A) regulate commerce between states.
B) regulate commerce between states and foreign countries.
C) tax individual citizens.
D) tax individual states.
E) amend the Articles of Confederation.
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