Sophia US History Unit 3 Challenge 1
1 — Creating a Republic
Which of the following statements about voting rights in the newly formed state governments is
true?
Some states allowed women to vote under certain circumstances.
2 — Drafting the Constitution
Which of the following reasons most likely contributed to the Annapolis Convention's failure?
Over half of the original states didn't even send delegates to participate
3 — Visions of Government
Which of the following statements best represents agreements between Federalists and Anti-
Federalists?
"We want a form of government that will prevent tyranny, from which we just escaped.
4 — Federalists in Power
Which statement most accurately reflects the views of Alexander Hamilton?
“To improve our nation’s reputation with creditors, we must pay all debts at face value.
5 — Partisan Politics
On what grounds did Thomas Jefferson and James Adams oppose the Alien and Sedition Acts signed
into law by John Adams?
They believed the acts violated the First Amendment right to free speech
6 — Think About It: How Do Historians View the Constitutional Convention?
Which of the following statements supports the argument that the Constitutional Convention was a
“conservative coup d’état?"
1 — Creating a Republic
Which of the following statements about voting rights in the newly formed state governments is
true?
Some states allowed women to vote under certain circumstances.
2 — Drafting the Constitution
Which of the following reasons most likely contributed to the Annapolis Convention's failure?
Over half of the original states didn't even send delegates to participate
3 — Visions of Government
Which of the following statements best represents agreements between Federalists and Anti-
Federalists?
"We want a form of government that will prevent tyranny, from which we just escaped.
4 — Federalists in Power
Which statement most accurately reflects the views of Alexander Hamilton?
“To improve our nation’s reputation with creditors, we must pay all debts at face value.
5 — Partisan Politics
On what grounds did Thomas Jefferson and James Adams oppose the Alien and Sedition Acts signed
into law by John Adams?
They believed the acts violated the First Amendment right to free speech
6 — Think About It: How Do Historians View the Constitutional Convention?
Which of the following statements supports the argument that the Constitutional Convention was a
“conservative coup d’état?"
