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S diidT 101-C Intro to Politlcs dlu 018 /Courses/ GoV-101-C Intro to Politics and Amer Gov Fall 2018 September 17-23 / Quiz 3 for Sept. 20 Which of the following is NOT one of the reasons Sam Adams provides in his letter to Richard Henry Lee for being skeptical about the new Constitution? nts out of Select one a. States are better at protecting rights and liberties Flag b. Different states working together is likely to lead to distrust of the government, and potentially armed conflict c. Certain regions could be favored over others in the laws created by Congress d. The tax burden will not be even shared by every state, leading rich states to pay for poor states e. The nation is too dissimilar to be governed by one Congress and one set of laws 5 9 0 TY UI 0

Explanation / Answer

Answer 1) d-The tax burden will not be even shared by every state leading to pay for poor states.

because sam adans was skeptical about constitutions for all the remaining reasons except the above one in his letter to richard henry lee.he thought if each state was under their own rule, the people would govern themselves better and society would be more democratic. However, the Sovereignty in these states would lead to an isolation that can make the country weak and to possible tensions between states. Being under one national government would bring a balance among the states.

Answer 2) e- He thinks the new constitution is completely unworkable form of government.

Because Henry thought that the American Revolution was, at root, a rebellion against the coercive power of the British government. In particular, it was a rebellion against unjust British taxes. Henry, therefore, thought it was madness for Americans to place that same kind of consolidated political authority over themselves again.

Certainly, there were many problems under the Articles of Confederation, mostly regarding the national government’s inability to craft coherent trade and economic policy. Part of this inefficiency was intentional, as the national authorities did not have the power to tax. When the Confederation Congress needed money, it had to issue requests for funding to the states. Often the states could not pony up.