Author Question: One of the underlying themes that the delegates to the Constitutional Convention incorporated into ... (Read 69 times)

Mr. Wonderful · **on:** Jul 9, 2018

One of the underlying themes that the delegates to the Constitutional Convention incorporated into the final document was

A) creating three branches of government that were all democratically elected.
B) allowing changes to the Constitution to occur at limited access points.
C) promoting cooperation among branches of government.
D) recognizing the mistrust of other countries.
E) creating a government that would operate efficiently.

Question 2

James Madison argued in Federalist Paper No. 51 that the great security against a gradual concentration of the several powers in the same department was the

A) selection by the voters of men of good character and conscience who would resist the temptation to extend their power.
B) granting of the means and the motive to each branch of government to resist encroachment of others into their areas of authority.
C) establishment of a Bill of Rights that limited governmental power.
D) identification in the Constitution of each specific power that the branches of government would possess.
E) establishment of a single branch of government that would be clearly superior to the other branches, thus ensuring consistency and regularity.