How Did James Madison Initially Feel About Adding a Bill

question 59

Multiple Choice

How did James Madison initially feel about adding a bill of rights to the Constitution?

• A) He believed it would be incomplete and allow for infringement of other rights.
• B) He was one of the few Federalists who strongly favored a bill of rights.
• C) He did not see how it would keep a government from infringing on individual rights.
• D) He was only in favor of protecting certain rights under the Constitution.

Identify key early farming communities and their locations.

Acknowledge significant contributions of diverse regions to domestication and agriculture.

Grasp the role of domestication in the development of human societies, including changes in bone structure and fertility rates.

Understand the implications of domestication on human diet, health, and ecological relationships.

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