The Ratification Debate Answers

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Identify each statement as true or false.

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The word “federal” is the same as the word “national.”:false
The Federalists believed no army was necessary in times of peace.:false
The Federalists believed that a strong central government was important for the growth of the United States.:true
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Read the text, and then answer the question.Which sentence best restates Madison’s argument?

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A stable government is a blessing, not a necessity.
B
Stability is necessary for the people but not the nation.
C
A stable government is necessary for the health of the country and its people.
D
Stability gives advantages to the government but not the people.
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Selection 1:Federalists
Selection 2:Anti-Federalists
Selection 3:Federalists
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Based on what you’ve learned so far, why was ratification of the Constitution in danger?

A
The Anti-Federalists did not have enough votes.
B
Congress still had to approve the Constitution.
C
Many Southern states were unhappy with the Three-Fifths Compromise.
D
Some Northern states were worried about giving the government so much power.
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This cartoon shows the thirteen states as pillars that hold America together.What is the cartoon’s message about ratification?

A
Each state can survive on its own, so no state needs the Constitution.
B
The eleven ratifying states are strong enough to hold the country together.
C
The country will not survive unless all thirteen states ratify the Constitution.

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