Question

How did compromise affect the writing and ratifying of the United States Constitution?
A) One group of delegates was forced to compromise on many issues.
B) Madison compromised, but other delegates did not.
C) The delegates refused to compromise.
D) All sides compromised on important issues.

Answer 1

Your answer is C. Compromise could not be reached, resulting in the Revolutionary War

Answer 2

Answer:

D) All sides compromised on important issues.

Explanation:

Many Compromises were done so the Constitution could be ratified, because of that is known that the U.S Constitution produced a “bundle of compromises” so the 13 states could ratify it.

The Great Compromise was the one responsible for creating a bicameral legislature where the small and the bigger states could be represented. There were many compromises but here are the main ones:

The 3/5 Compromise decided how the slave population should be represented in Congress.

The Commerce Compromise decided that tariffs should be allowed on imports from foreign countries not exports from the US, and decided that interstate commerce should be regulated by the federal government.

The Compromise of the Electoral College that determined how the President Election should go.