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The Articles of Confederation showed respect for both the states and the federal government, so why was it not considered the right document for this new nation?

A
Alexander Hamilton fought for keeping the Articles of the Confederation but he could persuade John Jay to agree.
B
Many lawmakers realized it would need serious alterations to meet needs of a developing nation.
C
The debates provoked so much disagreement that they had to vote down the Articles of Confederation.
D
The delegates to the convention voted for George Washington to come up with a new confederation.
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Look at the graphic of the three branches of government. In approximately 50-75 words, explain to a sixth grade student what these three branches did for the country at the time of the Constitutional Convention.

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During the era of The Federalist Papers, for what reason was the Constitution often rejected?

A
Some felt the Constitution would not work in their geographical territory.
B
The people did not know enough about the Constitution.
C
It was seen as unnecessary, because the states should govern their own affairs.
D
It was written by federalists.
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How did the early lawmakers end up creating an acceptable Constitution?

A
It was proposed by George Washington and accepted immediately.
B
It took many months of debate by many people at a convention.
C
It was left in the hands of the executive branch to resolve.
D
It received approval because it contained a Bill of Rights.
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What did the system of the amendments do for the Constitution? Choose all that apply.

A
It gave states the opportunities to show disagreement with federal law.
B
It gave the states the right to apply or not apply the Bill of Rights.
C
It allowed for civil rights to be applied through the Bill of Rights.
D
It allows for updating with time and issues, but it does not change the original document.

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