The Delegates to the Constitutional Convention Were,for the Most Part

question 74

Multiple Choice

 The delegates to the Constitutional Convention were,for the most part 

• A) the same people who had written the Declaration of Independence. 
• B) rich. 
• C) intellectuals. 
• D) young, but experienced. 
• E) soldiers and veterans of the Revolutionary War.

Distinguish between different market structures and their impact on wage setting (e.g., competitive vs. monopsonistic markets).

Understand the key aspects and consequences of the Manhattan Project.

Recognize the differing perspectives and promises of freedom for black and white Americans in the post-war era.

Analyze the Supreme Court's stance and its implications regarding Korematsu v. United States and Japanese internment.

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