In the eighteenth century, the American Revolution and the Constitution explicitly embraced all of the following ideas, EXCEPT
A. Abolition of Slavery
B. Popular Sovereignty
C. Constitutional Government
D. Contractual Government
Answer (1)
The concept that the American Revolution and the Constitution explicitly did not embrace is the abolition of slavery, as it was not prioritized at that time. In contrast, popular sovereignty, constitutional government, and contractual government were key ideas during the formation. Thus, abolition of slavery is the correct answer to the question. ;
