What Was the Main Reason That Alexander Hamilton Did Not

question 106

Multiple Choice

What was the main reason that Alexander Hamilton did not want a bill of rights?

• A) He wanted the government to have as much power as possible.
• B) He believed that too many individual liberties destroyed the trust between citizen and government.
• C) He believed it was unnecessary for a government that possessed only specifically delegated powers.
• D) He believed a bill of rights would make the Constitution too long and cumbersome.
• E) He believed a bill of rights would lead to too many frivolous lawsuits.

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Definitions:

Difference

In sociology, difference often refers to the distinction or disparity between social groups based on attributes like race, gender, class, or ethnicity.

Color-Blind Racism

A form of racism that ignores racial diversity and promotes the view that all individuals are treated equally, disregarding systemic and historical inequalities.

Race Consciousness

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Inequality

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