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The Founding Fathers intended for State legislators to be what?
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What bias did the Founding Fathers demonstrate in their procedure for electing senators?
The Constitution created by our Founding Fathers called for the senators to be elected by state legislators not by popular vote. Thus bias against direct vote/ popular vote for senators.
What did the founding fathers mean by republic?
A state which is governed by the rule of law.
In 1776 the founding fathers met in this state and signed the declaration of independence?
They met in New York
What was the name of the founding fathers' meeting place?
The Founding Fathers regularly met in a variety of venues including pubs and taverns. However, for the Constitutional Convention, they met in the Pennsylvania State House in Philadelphia which has been preserved and is now known more commonly as Independence Hall.
Which founding fathers favored direct election of the President?
James Wilson and Gouvernor Morris, both of Pennsylvania. No other state supported this proposal.
What bias did the Founding Fathers demonstrate in their procedure for electing senators?
The Constitution created by our Founding Fathers called for the senators to be elected by state legislators not by popular vote. Thus bias against direct vote/ popular vote for senators.
In what state did the Founding Fathers meet?
pennsylvania
How did the founding fathers strengthen the central union of the state?
The founding fathers strengthened the central union of the states by creating the Constitution. While the founding fathers feared the thought of a centralized government system they were on a quest to limit the powers within each state.
What did the founding fathers mean by republic?
A state which is governed by the rule of law.
How did the Founding Fathers strengthen the central union of the states?
The founding fathers strengthened the central union of the states by creating the Constitution. While the founding fathers feared the thought of a centralized government system they were on a quest to limit the powers within each state.
Why did the Founding Fathers leave out the word Christianity in all documents?
The Founding Fathers saw the United States as a free nation, where there would always be a separation of religion and state.
Why did the founding fathers allow both the national and state government to share powers of taxation?
Why did the founding fathers deny certain powers to the national government.state governments or both
The phrase separation of church and state was coined by which of the founding fathers?
thomas jefferson
In 1776 the founding fathers met in this state and signed the declaration of independence?
They met in New York
Where were the founding fathers hometowns?
The Founding Fathers are usually considered to be the delegates who attended the Continental Congress and the Constitutional Convention. You can read about the delegates from each state, and find their hometowns at the following site. http://www.teacheroz.com/colonies.htm MrV
Impact Rhode Island had on history?
It had a major influence in the thinking of the Founding Fathers regarding the separation of Church and State in the Constitution.
Where did the founding fathers write the constitution.?
independence hall
