Why did the delegates reject a requirement for unanimous ratification of the Constitution?
a. It would be too time consuming.
b. Rhode Island refused to participate if unanimous ratification was required.
c. It would be unfair to the majority of states and their people if one state refused to ratify the Constitution.
d. Unanimity was unpopular with the people.
e. Unanimous ratification was not required by the Articles of Confederation.
ANS: C
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