The Framers Attempted to Reassure Citizens That Their Views Would

Multiple Choice

The framers attempted to reassure citizens that their views would be represented in the new government created by the Constitution by

A) allowing citizens to vote directly on all laws enacted by the federal government.
B) making the Constitution easy to amend.
C) requiring the direct election of senators, members of the House, and the president.
D) defining the new government's most important powers, such as collecting taxes, borrowing money, and regulating commerce, as belonging to Congress.