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12. which two groups debated fiercely at the constitutional convention …

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  1. which two groups debated fiercely at the constitutional convention over the drafting and ratification of the constitution?

a. democrats v. republicans
b. whigs v. republicans
c. federalists v. anti - federalists
d. godzilla v. king kong

  1. if the president and vice president of the united states are both killed in an attack on the white house, who takes over?

a. the supreme court
b. the longest serving governor
c. the speaker of the house
d. secretary of defense

  1. why did the founding fathers make it difficult but not impossible to amend the constitution?

a. they didnt want anyone changing the supreme law of the land
b. they didnt want regular citizens to have too much power
c. the wanted to make sure almost the whole country felt the same about whatever issue they were looking to amend
d. trick question! its easy, the constitution gets amended all the time!

  1. the new england colonies had a colder climate and much thinner soil. as a result, they didnt farm as much and relied on the sea. what did they need the sea for?

a. trade
b. tourism
c. food
d. both a and c

Explanation:

Question 12
Brief Explanations

The Constitutional Convention's ratification debate was between Federalists (who supported the Constitution) and Anti - Federalists (who opposed it initially). Democrats and Republicans, Whigs and Republicans, and the Godzilla - King Kong option are not relevant to this historical debate.

Brief Explanations

If the President and Vice - President are killed, the Speaker of the House is next in the line of succession (after the Vice - President, then Speaker of the House). The Supreme Court, longest - serving governor, and Secretary of Defense are not in the presidential line of succession in this context.

Brief Explanations

The Founding Fathers made amending the Constitution difficult (but not impossible) because they wanted to ensure that changes were not made lightly and that there was broad consensus. They didn't want a situation where a small group or a single entity could change the supreme law easily, and they wanted to make sure that the whole country had a similar view on amendments. Option d is a trick question distractor, and option b is incorrect as it's not about regular citizens' power.

Answer:

c. Federalists v. Anti - Federalists

Question 13