Question

What were Americans’ experiences with political compromise before the Constitution was ratified?(1 point)

Responses

Americans had never experienced political compromise because they focused on majority rule.
Americans had never experienced political compromise because they focused on majority rule.

Political compromise seemed impossible because of all the factions in the U.S.
Political compromise seemed impossible because of all the factions in the U.S.

Delegates to the Constitutional Convention agreed to many compromises to create the Constitution.
Delegates to the Constitutional Convention agreed to many compromises to create the Constitution.

Americans were in total agreement with one another as they drafted the new U.S. Constitution.

Answer 1

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Political compromise was essential before the Constitution was ratified, as delegates from different states and factions had to come together to create a document that would form the foundation of the new government. These compromises were necessary to address various issues such as representation, slavery, and the balance of power between the states and federal government. Ultimately, the willingness of these delegates to compromise and find common ground played a crucial role in the successful ratification of the Constitution.