Question

directions: read each paragraph displayed below. write down the main idea of each paragraph in the section provided. remember, this is a test grade. ii. the birth of a new nation (pg. 59) a. the constitution (pg. 59) 1. 2. b. james madison (pg. 60) 1. 2. c. the bill of rights (pg.60) 1. 2. d. significance of the revolution (pg. 61) 1. 2. answer the following questions in 2 complete sentences: what was the motivation for many of our founding fathers to risk death and fight for independence from great britain? although the declaration of independence promotes equality and liberty, why did we still see slavery in the united states until the end of the american civil war?

Explanation:

The task is to read paragraphs about the birth of a new nation (presumably the United States) including topics like the Constitution, James Madison, the Bill of Rights, and the significance of the revolution, and then answer two historical - related questions. One question asks about the motivation of founding fathers for independence, and the other inquires about the co - existence of slavery despite the ideals in the Declaration of Independence.

Answer:

No paragraphs are provided to write main ideas.
For the first question: Founding fathers were motivated by a desire for self - governance and freedom from British oppression. They believed in the rights to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.
For the second question: The Declaration of Independence was more of an idealistic statement. Slavery persisted due to economic interests in the South and political compromises made to form a unified nation.