A collection of persuasive essays discussing the benefits of the Constitution were . a.
the Bill of Rights
c.
the Amendments
b.
the Federalist Papers
d.
the Anti-Federalists
The ability of the Constitution to fit the needs of a changing nation is exemplified by its
a.
Bill of Rights and other amendments.
b.
unanimous ratification by all the states it governed.
c.
guarantee that new states may join the Union whether or not they permit slavery.
d.
prohibition against slavery in any new state joining the Union after 1787.

The Federalist Papers
a.
reassured people that the rights of states would not overpower the federal government.
b.
were a series of essays that defended the Constitution.
c.
contained plays, stories, and essays that defended the Constitution.
d.
opposed the Constitution by defending the natural rights of individuals.

The Federalist Papers
a.
reassured people that the rights of states would not overpower the federal government.
b.
were a series of essays that defended the Constitution.
c.
contained plays, stories, and essays that defended the Constitution.
d.
opposed the Constitution by defending the natural rights of individuals.

The Federalist Papers
a.
reassured people that the rights of states would not overpower the federal government.
b.
were a series of essays that defended the Constitution.
c.
contained plays, stories, and essays that defended the Constitution.
d.
opposed the Constitution by defending the natural rights of individuals.

The Federalist Papers
a.
reassured people that the rights of states would not overpower the federal government.
b.
were a series of essays that defended the Constitution.
c.
contained plays, stories, and essays that defended the Constitution.
d.
opposed the Constitution by defending the natural rights of individuals.
The Federalist Papers
a.
reassured people that the rights of states would not overpower the federal government.
b.
were a series of essays that defended the Constitution.
c.
contained plays, stories, and essays that defended the Constitution.
d.
opposed the Constitution by defending the natural rights of individuals.
The Federalist Papers
a.
reassured people that the rights of states would not overpower the federal government.
b.
were a series of essays that defended the Constitution.
c.
contained plays, stories, and essays that defended the Constitution.
d.
opposed the Constitution by defending the natural rights of individuals.
The Federalist Papers
a.
reassured people that the rights of states would not overpower the federal government.
b.
were a series of essays that defended the Constitution.
c.
contained plays, stories, and essays that defended the Constitution.
d.
opposed the Constitution by defending the natural rights of individuals.
The Federalist Papers
a.
reassured people that the rights of states would not overpower the federal government.
b.
were a series of essays that defended the Constitution.
c.
contained plays, stories, and essays that defended the Constitution.
d.
opposed the Constitution by defending the natural rights of individuals.