The Concept That All People Are of Equal Worth

question 23

Multiple Choice

The concept that all people are of equal worth

• A) was fixed at the time of the Constitutional Convention of 1787.
• B) expanded in the nineteenth century but narrowed in the twentieth century.
• C) was extended and elaborated over time.
• D) has been limited in recent years.
• E) was extended only in the last twenty years.

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