Which States were essential to the ratification of the Constitution and the success of the new government?

APennsylvania and New Jersey
BVirginia and New York
CNorth Carolina and Delaware
DMassachusetts and Connecticutt individual freedom?
AIndividual freedom does not mean isolation.
BIndividual freedom does not exist.
CIndividual freedom leads to wealth.
DNo one cares about individual freedom.

The correct answer to the first question is letter b. Virginia and New York. They are the states that were essential to the ratification of the Constitution and the success of the new government.

For the second question, the correct answer is letter a. Individual freedom does not mean isolation.

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Answer:

1. b. Virginia and New York.

2. a. Individual freedom does not mean isolation.

Explanation:

1. In order for the Constitution to be binding, it needed to be ratified by nine of the 13 states. Five states were quick to ratify it: Delaware, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Georgia and Connecticut. After a compromise was reached with Massachusetts, the state ratified the constitution in February 1788. The following states were Maryland and South Carolina. With the ratification of New Hampshire, nine states had already agreed. However, Virginia and New York were seen as necessary due to their size and large population. eventually, they both did so, in June and July, 1789 respectively.

2. Individual freedom refers to the liberty given to a person to establish his goals and pursue happiness in a way that is independent from other people's mandates. Individual freedom is at the foundation of democracy, and it is an important component of most modern governments. However, this freedom does not necessarily mean isolation, as voluntary cooperation is still possible.