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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

Why is a permanent location for the new government more important than it is for the old government? (from Foreigners in Congress. The Ten Miles Square.)

To alleviate sectional differences, since Southern congressmen feel uncomfortable in the North.

To provide a distinction from the old government, where Congress moves from city to city.

Because the new President wants a permanent home.

There are more congressmen, including those from the interior of the country, and there needs to be a consistency for travel purposes.

2.

Which state has a population that is 1/5 the size of the total population of the Union? (from Virginia and New York. The Federal Procession.)

New York.

Pennsylvania.

Virginia.

Massachusetts.

3.

What American diversion does Chevalier de Chastelleux experience while in Connecticut? (from Journey Through the American States. The Physical Scene.)

Hunting wild turkey.

Clearing timber for farmland.

Horse racing.

Squirrel hunting.

4.

How does George Washington show his approval or disapproval of measures discussed at the Convention? (from The Great Compromise. A King for America. Ten-Day Adjournment. General Washington Goes Fishing.)

By sharing his comments with Madison, who presents them to the full Convention.

By delivering long speeches.

By smiling or frowning.

By making short comments.

5.

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

Those who live elsewhere have more life experience to share.

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

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

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

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