The Key Factor That Led to Success During the Constitutional

question 20

Multiple Choice

The key factor that led to success during the Constitutional Convention was the

• A) insistence on choosing one state's established plans.
• B) ability to compromise.
• C) deep, theoretical agreement among the Founders.
• D) ability to consult with members of state legislators who were not at the Convention.

Recognize Kurt Lewin's contributions and the origins of experimental social psychology.

Understand the significance of social psychology in Australia and New Zealand, including its trends and areas of importance.

Comprehend the role of cognition in social psychology.

Appreciate the influence of multiculturalism on social psychology research in recent immigrant countries.

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Definitions:

Democratic Party Split

Refers to divisions within the Democratic Party, often caused by ideological differences, policy disputes, or clashes between personalities, impacting party unity and electoral strategies.

Slavery In The Territories

A contentious pre-Civil War issue in the United States, centered around whether new territories should allow slavery, impacting the balance of power between free and slave states.

Popular Sovereignty

Program that allowed settlers in a disputed territory to decide the slavery issue for themselves; most closely associated with Senator Stephen A. Douglas of Illinois.

Abraham Lincoln

The 16th President of the United States, who served from 1861 until his assassination in 1865, known for leading the country during the Civil War and abolishing slavery.