In a democracy, the will of the majority * 2 points is not open to compromise. cannot be changed or improved upon. cannot be used to deprive rights to a member of a minority group. rarely leads to satisfactory policy decisions

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User: In a democracy, the will of the majority * 2 points is not open to compromise. cannot be changed or improved upon. cannot be used to deprive rights to a member of a minority group. rarely leads to satisfactory policy decisions

Weegy: In a democracy, the will of the majority cannot be used to deprive rights to a member of a minority group.

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User: Much of the Declaration of Independence consists of * 2 points complaints of the wrongs done to the colonists. threats of revenge for English mistreatment. lists of the rights of all people. statements of the desire to separate from England.

Weegy: Much of the Declaration of Independence consists of - complaints of the wrongs done to the colonists.
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User: When crafting the new Constitution, the Framers drew from their experiences with which of the following? * 2 points all of the above their own State governments the writings of Rousseau and Locke the governments of ancient Greece and Rome

Weegy: ALL OF THE ABOVE. When crafting the new Constitution, the Framers drew from their experiences with: the governments of ancient Greece and Rome, the writings of Rousseau and Locke, and their own State governments.

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User: The objections of the Anti-Federalists can be BEST summed up as: * 2 points a fear that the new government would have too much power and the people, too little power a fear that too few people had participated in the writing of the Constitution a fear that the small States would not have a say in the new government a fear that the new government would be too weak to succeed

Weegy: The objections of the Anti-Federalists can be BEST summed up as - a fear that the new government would have too much power and the people, too little power.

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User: During the Articles of Confederation, the States taxed one another’s goods and banned some trade. Later, during the Constitutional Convention, this economic chaos led to * 2 points the Three-Fifths Compromise. the Commerce and Slave Trade Compromise. none of the above. the Connecticut Compromise.

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During the Articles of Confederation, the States taxed one another’s goods and banned some trade. Later, during the Constitutional Convention, this economic chaos led to the Commerce and Slave Trade Compromise.

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During the Articles of Confederation, the States taxed one another’s goods and banned some trade. Later, during the Constitutional Convention, this economic chaos led to * 2 points the Three-Fifths Compromise. the Commerce and Slave Trade Compromise. none of the above. the Connecticut Compromise.

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