Some Delegates to the Constitutional Convention Believed That the New

question 76

Multiple Choice

Some delegates to the Constitutional Convention believed that the new nation was in such dire straits that they were willing to

• A)take up arms against Indians on the western front.
• B)develop a looser league of friendship among the states.
• C)risk potential charges of treason.
• D)muzzle Benjamin Franklin.
• E)establish an American "monarchy."

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