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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
B
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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Giving extensive authority to one governing body was considered unavoidable.Giving extensive authority to one governing body was considered temporary.Giving extensive authority to one governing body was considered inappropriate.Giving extensive authority to one governing body was considered beneficial.

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Giving extensive authority to one governing body was considered unavoidable.
B
Giving extensive authority to one governing body was considered temporary.
C
Giving extensive authority to one governing body was considered inappropriate.
D
Giving extensive authority to one governing body was considered beneficial.
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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.

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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.
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It sacrificed the profit made due to slavery to promote a political agenda.

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