Which of the following statements best describes the road to ratification of the constitution?
a. it was quickly ratified by the majority of states required, but the anti-federalists caused lengthy debate in the remaining crucial states for months. although eventually ratified, it was not unanimous.
b. it was quickly ratified by several states, was hotly debated in others prior to ratification, reached the required number of states for ratification in june 1788, and was eventually ratified by all of them.
c. in general, over half the required number of states ratified the constitution with widespread support, the remaining states agreed to ratify after a spirited debate, and by june 1788, all of the states had ratified the constitution.
d. it was quickly ratified in all the large states, but the objections to representation by population in the smaller states caused debate to go on for months before the required number of states for approval was reached in june 1788. however, some states refused to ratify the constitution.

The correct answer is B) It was quickly ratified by several states, was hotly debated in others prior to ratification, reached the required number of states for ratification in June 1788, and was eventually ratified by all of them.

The statements that BEST describes the road to the ratification of the Constitution is " It was quickly ratified by several states, was hotly debated in others prior to ratification, reached the required number of states for ratification in June 1788, and was eventually ratified by all of them."

On May 25, 1787, US Congress accepted the idea to have a new Constitution and the Constitutional Convention was help in the city of Philadelphia. On September 27, 1787, the new Constitution was ready and was signed by 38 delegates. The new Constitution included a strong federal government under a system of checks and balances. It was not accepted by the anti.federalist until the Bill of Rights written by Thomas Jefferson was included. It was until June 21, 1788, that New Hampshire ratified the Constitution. It was the 9th state needed to ratify it.

it refers to race, i am pretty sure this was a popular term in nazi germany or something.

yes he can but hardly

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