What did the Declaration of Independence say about the institution of slavery?

What did the Declaration of Independence say about the institution of slavery?

a. Nothing.
b. All slaves were to be freed immediately.
c. George III was responsible for the slave trade.
d. The writers of the document were freeing their slaves.
e. All slaves would have input into the government.

Question -2-

The legislative branch of the United States government is a (n)

a. unicameral legislature.
b. bicameral legislature.
c. confederation.
d. aristocracy.
e. oligarchy.

Question -3-

The electoral college system assures that

a. only the wealthiest Americans have a chance to be elected president.
b. only college graduates have an opportunity to be elected president.
c. more than one person can serve as president.
d. a presidential candidate would need support from large and small states around the country.
e. voters would directly elect the president.

Question -4-

The New Jersey Plan

a. was designed to refine and strengthen the Articles of Confederation.
b. suggested a Council of Revision.
c. was very popular.
d. suggested a bicameral legislature.
e. would allow states to tax imports.

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What did the Declaration of Independence say about the institution of slavery?

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