What was an important argument against the proposed Constitution?

A. It gave too much power to the states.

B. It had a bicameral legislature.

C. It did not guarantee basic rights.

D. It would not allow the states to print money.

Which condition must be true for a nation to exist? a. All of the people must speak the same language. b. A single religion must unify the citizens of the country. c. At least a million people must live within the borders of the country. d.

Who was the audience for Patrick Henry's speech to the Virginia Convention?

What might the role of the United States be in global affairs based on this policy?

Democracy came to Greece by means of which of the following? Select all that apply. A. a man named Aristotle who established the first school of thought B. nobles kicking out corrupt monarchs C. tyrants striving for land and jobs for the needy D.

Muslims must, A. Pray eight times a day B. Save all their money C. Fulfill the five pillars of Islam D. Live in Makkah

3. The period between 1920 to the United States' entry into World War II is sometimes called the age of

Which colony provided the basis for the Declarations and Resolves? Massachusetts Philadelphia Rhode Island New York

Who provided leadership to pass the Georgia Minimum Foundation Program for education act?

Why was the 4th Amendment added to the Constitution a. to keep the government from abusing its authority b. to prove to citizens that the government would be tought on criminals c. to enable the government to find ways to assert authority d.

What idea did most fascists share