Question

match the terms and people with the descriptions.
2.10) ______ john adams
2.11) ______ the federalist no. 10
2.12) ______ new hampshire
2.13) ______ george mason
2.14) ______ james madison
2.15) ______ george washington
a. father of the constitution and a federalist
b. first state to ratify the constitution
c. first president of united states and a federalist
d. essay about limiting of the executive branch to four years
e. ninth state to ratify the constitution
f. first vice president of the united states
g. essay in support of a republic over a pure democracy
h. one of the anti - federalists who feared that a presidency could evolve into a monarchy
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one stroke at a time
a detailed drawing comes into existence one stroke at a time. similarly, you develop virtue by making small decisions to do the right thing.
build excellence in your life by paying attention in class, obeying instructions, telling the truth, showing gratefulness, and practicing generosity, orderliness, forgiveness, sincerity, honor, responsibility, patience, initiative, self - control.
doing the right thing today prepares you to do the right thing tomorrow.
· evaluate decisions based on standards of good character.
· beware of easy habits that compromise your integrity, such as exaggerating, neglecting an assignment, or missing text others.

Explanation:

Each match is based on key facts about U.S. Constitutional history and the figures/documents involved:

1. John Adams served as the first U.S. vice president.
2. The Federalist No. 10 is Madison's essay arguing for a republic over pure democracy to control factions.
3. New Hampshire was the ninth state to ratify the U.S. Constitution, completing the required threshold.
4. George Mason was an Anti-Federalist who opposed the Constitution over fears of monarchical power in the presidency.
5. James Madison is known as the "Father of the Constitution" and was a Federalist.
6. George Washington was the first U.S. President and a Federalist.

Answer:

2.10) F. first vice president of the United States
2.11) G. essay in support of a republic over a pure democracy
2.12) E. ninth state to ratify the Constitution
2.13) H. one of the Anti-federalists who feared that a presidency could evolve into a monarchy
2.14) A. father of the Constitution and a Federalist
2.15) C. first President of United States and a Federalist