Which commitment of the framers is most clearly reflected in the Constitution as ratified in 1788? ...

counting slaves for political representation in the Constitution through the Three-Fifths Compromise

granting smaller states power through enhanced debate in the New Jersey Plan

protecting individual liberties through the inclusion of the Bill of Rights in the Constitution

changing the national legislative system from unicameral to bicame

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Matthew Padilla

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4 March, 23:14

Which commitment of the framers is most clearly reflected in the Constitution as ratified in 1788? ...

counting slaves for political representation in the Constitution through the Three-Fifths Compromise

granting smaller states power through enhanced debate in the New Jersey Plan

protecting individual liberties through the inclusion of the Bill of Rights in the Constitution

changing the national legislative system from unicameral to bicame

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Freddy Combs · Answer 1

There were several commitment of the framers in the Constitution that was ratified in 1788. The biggest was the principle of limited government. Another was their commitment to bicameralism. Since only one is listed here, I am going with D, changing the national legislative system.