Please answer all the questions exactly. These questions are taken from AMSCO AP US Government & Politics. God bless you. I will be thankful for this. 4. Which of the following statements best reflects the authors' perspective?(A) The authors believed faith is the strongest guiding principle tomaintain social order.(B) The authors recognized their right to collective self-rule even asBritish subjects.(C) The authors created their pact in order to break away from Britishreligious persecution.(D) The authors believed that everyone in the colony should share thesame religion.5. Which of the Enlightenment philosophies is most consistent with theideas in the passage?(A) Hobbes's state of nature(B) Locke's consent of the governed(C) Rousseau's refusal to accept a social contract(D) Montesquieu's belief in limited government6. Which of the following was the basis of one Anti-Federalist concern aboutthe proposed form of government?(A) Dissatisfaction with power the states had in the Articles ofConfederation(B) Fear that large states would have more power than the federalgovernment(C) Suspicion of the "necessary and proper" clause and federal power(D) Doubts about the need for the separation of powersFREE-RESPONSE QUESTIONSConcept Application1. "1 know the name of liberty is dear to... us, but have we not enjoyed libertyeven under the English monarchy? Shall we.. renounce that to go and seek itin I know not what form of republic, which will soon change into a licentiousanarchy and popular tyranny? In the human body the head only sustains andgoverns all the members, directing them... to the same object, which is self-preservation and happiness, so the head of the body politic, that is the king.in concert with the Parliament, can alone maintain the union of the membersof this Empire... and prevent civil war by obviating all the evils produced byvariety of opinions and diversity of interests."-kohn Dickinson, Continental Congress, July 1, 1776After reading the excerpt, respond to A, B, and C below:(A) Describe the political institution Dickinson wanted to maintain.(B) In the context of the passage, explain how the political institutionidentified in part A affected the behavior of the colonists.(C) Explain how the passage relates to representative democracy. CHAPTER 1 Checkpoint:Founding PrinciplesTopics 1.1-1.3MULTIPLE-CHOICE QUESTIONS1. Which is the most democratic institution of government that representsthe framers' commitment to a limited republic?(A) U.S. Senate(B) Supreme Court(C) U.S. House of Representatives(D) Electoral College2. Which of the following is an accurate comparison of political philosophiesof John Locke and Thomas Hobbes?LockeHobbes(A) Was instrumental in drafting theArticles of ConfederationWrote Second Treatise of CiviGovermment(B)Clsimed citizens should not beArgued that ina state of nature, thesubject to another's political power result is anarchy and warwithout their consent(C) Wrote LeviathanBelieved in the social contracttheoryArgued for separation of powers in(D) Was a French philosophergovermment3. Which of the following is a chief argument in James Madison's FederalistNo. 10(A) A bill of rights is necessary to secure liberty.(B) Free speech should be added to the Constitution.(C) Judicial review will prevent harsh laws against the citizenry.(D) A large, diverse republic will tame the mischiefs of factions.Questions 4 and 5 refer to the passage below."We... (d]o by these presents, solemnly and mutually, in the presence of God andone another, covenant and combine ourselves together into a civil body politic, forour better ordering and preservation.. [and] do enact, constitute, and frame, suchjust and equal laws, ordinances, acts, constitutions, and officers, from time to time,as shall be thought most meet and comvenient for the general good of the colony."-The Mayflower Compact, 1620

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Please answer all the questions exactly. These questions are taken from AMSCO AP US Government & Politics. God bless you. I will be thankful for this. 4. Which of the following statements best reflects the authors' perspective?(A) The authors believed faith is the strongest guiding principle tomaintain social order.(B) The authors recognized their right to collective self-rule even asBritish subjects.(C) The authors created their pact in order to break away from Britishreligious persecution.(D) The authors believed that everyone in the colony should share thesame religion.5. Which of the Enlightenment philosophies is most consistent with theideas in the passage?(A) Hobbes's state of nature(B) Locke's consent of the governed(C) Rousseau's refusal to accept a social contract(D) Montesquieu's belief in limited government6. Which of the following was the basis of one Anti-Federalist concern aboutthe proposed form of government?(A) Dissatisfaction with power the states had in the Articles ofConfederation(B) Fear that large states would have more power than the federalgovernment(C) Suspicion of the &#34;necessary and proper&#34; clause and federal power(D) Doubts about the need for the separation of powersFREE-RESPONSE QUESTIONSConcept Application1. &#34;1 know the name of liberty is dear to... us, but have we not enjoyed libertyeven under the English monarchy? Shall we.. renounce that to go and seek itin I know not what form of republic, which will soon change into a licentiousanarchy and popular tyranny? In the human body the head only sustains andgoverns all the members, directing them... to the same object, which is self-preservation and happiness, so the head of the body politic, that is the king.in concert with the Parliament, can alone maintain the union of the membersof this Empire... and prevent civil war by obviating all the evils produced byvariety of opinions and diversity of interests.&#34;-kohn Dickinson, Continental Congress, July 1, 1776After reading the excerpt, respond to A, B, and C below:(A) Describe the political institution Dickinson wanted to maintain.(B) In the context of the passage, explain how the political institutionidentified in part A affected the behavior of the colonists.(C) Explain how the passage relates to representative democracy. CHAPTER 1 Checkpoint:Founding PrinciplesTopics 1.1-1.3MULTIPLE-CHOICE QUESTIONS1. Which is the most democratic institution of government that representsthe framers' commitment to a limited republic?(A) U.S. Senate(B) Supreme Court(C) U.S. House of Representatives(D) Electoral College2. Which of the following is an accurate comparison of political philosophiesof John Locke and Thomas Hobbes?LockeHobbes(A) Was instrumental in drafting theArticles of ConfederationWrote Second Treatise of CiviGovermment(B)Clsimed citizens should not beArgued that ina state of nature, thesubject to another's political power result is anarchy and warwithout their consent(C) Wrote LeviathanBelieved in the social contracttheoryArgued for separation of powers in(D) Was a French philosophergovermment3. Which of the following is a chief argument in James Madison's FederalistNo. 10(A) A bill of rights is necessary to secure liberty.(B) Free speech should be added to the Constitution.(C) Judicial review will prevent harsh laws against the citizenry.(D) A large, diverse republic will tame the mischiefs of factions.Questions 4 and 5 refer to the passage below.&#34;We... (d]o by these presents, solemnly and mutually, in the presence of God andone another, covenant and combine ourselves together into a civil body politic, forour better ordering and preservation.. [and] do enact, constitute, and frame, suchjust and equal laws, ordinances, acts, constitutions, and officers, from time to time,as shall be thought most meet and comvenient for the general good of the colony.&#34;-The Mayflower Compact, 1620

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