Lecture 6 The Founding

A  Slavery, Capitalism, and Equal Rights

B  Equal Rights and liberal institutions

C  Slavery, Capitalism, and Colonialism

D  Slavery, Liberal institutions, and Colonialism

A  four-fifths

B  two-thirds

C  three-fourths

D  all

A  Only Liberalism

B  Ascriptivism/Racism, Civic Republicanism, Pragmatism, and Socialism

C  Ascriptivism/Racism, Civic Republicanism, Pragmatism, and Liberalism

D  Civic Republicanism and Socialism

A  The Bible and Individual conviction

B  Religious Tradition and Religious Denominations

C  Theologians and Seminaries and Religious Denominations

D  Theologians and Seminaries, Religious Tradition, and Religious Denominations

A  It was agreed that 60 percent of a state’s enslaved population would be counted for purposes of both representation and taxation.

B  It was agreed that a state’s enslaved population would be counted for purposes of representation but not for purposes of taxation

C  It was agreed that a state’s enslaved population would be counted for purposes of taxation but not for purposes of representation.

D  It was agreed that Congress would abolish slavery in 1850