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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

Who writes that Rhode Island's absence from the Convention is insignificant in the face of the stated unity of the delegates? (from The Congressional Veto. Proportional Representation. The Delegates Write Home.)

Thomas Jefferson.

Dr. Benjamin Franklin.

James Madison.

Dr. Benjamin Rush.

2.

How does Hamilton get named as a delegate to the Convention? (from The New Jersey Plan. Alexander Hamilton Makes his Speech. June 15-19.)

He is the governor of New York.

His father-in-law has political prestige.

He is a member of the ruling political party in New York.

He is asked to participate by George Washington.

3.

Why does Franklin believe foreign-born citizens are allowed to serve in Congress? (from Foreigners in Congress. The Ten Miles Square.)

Their choice to live in America indicates a depth of attachment to and affection for the country.

Foreign-born citizens are more likely to support a national government.

Those who live elsewhere have more life experience to share.

Their knowledge of commerce and trade in Europe helps a new government.

4.

Why does New Hampshire delay their vote on the Constitution? (from Virginia and New York. The Federal Procession.)

They are concerned about becoming the ninth state to ratify the Constitution.

They want to put together a series of amendments that supplement the Constitution.

They want to become the ninth state to ratify the Constitution.

They dod not get a quorum together for their Convention vote.

5.

Which issue tie up the Convention proceedings for days? (from The Congressional Veto. Proportional Representation. The Delegates Write Home.)

How states are allowed to veto Congressional decisions.

How states elect members of the Senate.

How states are to be governed.

How states are to be represented in Congress.

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