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adding an amendment to the Articlescreating a plan based on current opiniongrowing a government based on consentcreating a treaty to address economic issuesestablishing a new system of government

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adding an amendment to the Articles
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creating a plan based on current opinion
C
growing a government based on consent
D
creating a treaty to address economic issues
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establishing a new system of government
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The powers of the states and the federal government should be kept separate.They understand from experience what it is like to live under a king’s rule.It is not wise to have only one house of Congress.The Constitution must fully vest power in the federal government.

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The powers of the states and the federal government should be kept separate.
B
They understand from experience what it is like to live under a king’s rule.
C
It is not wise to have only one house of Congress.
D
The Constitution must fully vest power in the federal government.
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States must give some authority to the federal government for the good of the nation as a whole.The federal government should provide states with a greater level of sovereignty to avoid conflict.The states and the federal government must together yield to the wishes of all citizens to form a proper democracy.

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States must give some authority to the federal government for the good of the nation as a whole.
B
The federal government should provide states with a greater level of sovereignty to avoid conflict.
C
The states and the federal government must together yield to the wishes of all citizens to form a proper democracy.
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Most states will be displeased with the result.The country will still have challenges.All states will have their interests met.The welfare of the country will be secured.

A
Most states will be displeased with the result.
B
The country will still have challenges.
C
All states will have their interests met.
D
The welfare of the country will be secured.
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Read an excerpt from an article written by activist William Lloyd Garrison decades after the convention. Based on this excerpt, why did he oppose the Constitution?

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It ended the enslavement of people, which put the economy at risk.
B
It gave little power to the states to decide whether or not to continue slavery.
C
It actively harmed people for the sake of forming a new government.
D
It sacrificed the profit made due to slavery to promote a political agenda.

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