Question

which founding principle is reflected in the constitutions ability to be amended?
federalism
popular sovereignty
social contract
judicial review
which action by the british inspired the declarations argument for natural rights?
dissolving colonial legislatures
stationing troops in colonial towns
suspending trial by jury in some cases
taxing colonists without representation
which feature of the constitution resolved the articles inability to regulate national currency?
giving congress power to coin money
allowing states to negotiate treaties
limiting the president to two terms
creating the amendment process

Explanation:

First Question:

The Constitution's ability to be amended reflects the social contract principle. A social contract implies a flexible agreement (the Constitution) that can adapt to changing needs, unlike the other options: Federalism is about power division, Popular sovereignty is about people's rule, and Judicial review is about court's power to review laws.

Taxing colonists without representation violated their natural rights (like the right to consent to taxation). The other actions (dissolving legislatures, stationing troops, suspending jury trials) were grievances but not directly tied to natural rights argument as taxation without representation was, which related to the right to be represented in governance.

The Articles of Confederation couldn't regulate currency. The Constitution gave Congress the power to coin money, solving this. Allowing states to negotiate treaties is not about currency, term limits for President and amendment process don't relate to currency regulation.

Answer:

C. Social contract

Second Question: