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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Drafting the Constitution. The Committee of Style and Arrangement Take Hold. September 8-12..
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What does Bedford declare the small states do if the large states dissolve the Confederation?
(a) Start a war against the large states.
(b) Band together to form their own union.
(c) Find a foreign ally to assist them.
(d) Align themselves with one of the large states.
2. What convenience is just becoming fashionable at the time of the Convention?
(a) Boots.
(b) Plows.
(c) Buckles.
(d) Toothbrushes.
3. Why is it necessary for the Western Territories to have an ocean port?
(a) It enables them to trade effectively with others.
(b) It enables them to fish and expand their diet.
(c) It enables them to have a navy in case of war.
(d) It enables them to travel and explore the rest of the continent.
4. What is the ever-present danger delegates do not discuss?
(a) The choice of a single executive reminding people of the British monarchy.
(b) There is never a quorum of delegates.
(c) The Convention dissolving and the project being abandoned.
(d) None of the New York delegates return once they leave.
5. Why does Dr. Franklin argue for a plural executive?
(a) He believes a single executive becomes ill and unable to conduct public affairs.
(b) He wants to share the position with George Washington.
(c) He believes a single executive inflames the British.
(d) He believes a plural executive better reflects the interest of all the states.
Short Answer Questions
1. How does Hamilton get named as a delegate to the Convention?
2. Why does the Convention need to end by September?
3. In Chapter Seven, which delegate is identified as "not consulted" on the vote to grant the national legislature veto power over all laws they deem improper?
4. What kind of veto power does the Convention delegates finally grant to the executive?
5. Which delegate is called "The Tall Boy" during the Continental Congress?
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