One Reason for the Constitution's Longevity Is That

question 69

Multiple Choice

One reason for the Constitution's longevity is that:

• A) it did not confer permanent advantage on any one set of economic or social forces
• B) it immediately outlawed slavery once ratified
• C) it immediately granted universal suffrage once ratified
• D) it gave the public the opportunity to directly vote on all laws
• E) it has been successfully amended by citizens thousands of times

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Definitions:

Support

Assistance or backing provided to individuals or causes, which can be of various forms including moral, financial, or physical aid.

Slaveholders' Attitudes

The perspectives or viewpoints held by individuals or groups who owned slaves, particularly in the context of historical practices in the Americas and their justification or opposition to the institution of slavery.

Punishing

The act of imposing a penalty or sanction on someone as retribution for an offense or wrongdoing.

Harsh Penalties

Severe punishments or consequences imposed for violations of laws or regulations.