Most of the Delegates at the Convention Were Well-To-Do Individuals

question 68

Multiple Choice

Most of the delegates at the convention were well-to-do individuals and therefore championed the __________.

• A) rights of immigrants
• B) right to property
• C) restriction on trade
• D) rights of women

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Definitions:

Psychological Capital

A person's favorable mental condition, defined by confidence in one's own abilities, a positive outlook, aspirations for the future, and the capacity to recover from difficulties.

Large Bank

A financial institution that possesses significant assets, offers a wide array of services, and operates on a large scale, often internationally.

Well-Being

The state of being comfortable, healthy, or happy; an assessment of an individual's general health, happiness, and life satisfaction.

Leadership Position

A role that entails guiding, directing, or influencing others towards achieving organizational goals or objectives.