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They needed to have 9 out of 13 states ratify the constitution.
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What countries had to accept the U.S. Constitution?
The United States citizens had to accept the newly written US Constitution. By default, England had to accept it; they didn't have a choice not to unless they wanted to initiate a war over the separation of the USA from British control.
On what key issues did delegates have to compromise in order to create a constitution that most states would accept?
cmon sucker
What key issues did delegates have to compromise in order to create a constitution that most states would accept?
cmon sucker
What two states did not accept the Constitution for more than a year?
Alabama Georgia
What key issue's had to be resolved to create a Constitution that most states would accept?
The advocates of the Constitution realized the impending difficulty of obtaining the consent of the States to the new instrument of Government. Getting the separate states to agree on anything was a major issue
What key issues had to be resolve to create a Constitution that most states would accept?
The advocates of the Constitution realized the impending difficulty of obtaining the consent of the States to the new instrument of Government. Getting the separate states to agree on anything was a major issue
What does it mean to ratify a document?
To ratify a document, it is to accept it. By: a 5th grader
What must be done for the constitution to be law an article that process was called?
9 out of 13 states had to approve or ratify. The process was called ratification
Why does a person have to be at least 35 to become US president?
This requirement was part of the original US Constitution which the states ratified ( agreed to accept) when the United States was created.
How many states must accept an amendment before it becomes law?
Three-fourths (38) of the states must ratify an amendment in order to add it to the Constitution.
How many states have to approve an amendment for it to become part of the Constitution?
3/4 of the states need to approve an ammendment.
What kind of cases does supreme court accept?
Ones concerning the constitution, federal law, and 2 or more states, mostly
