Ohio Government/Constitution Practice Exam

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What was the result of the 1912 constitutional convention?

  1. A series of amendments proposed

  2. New constitution written and adopted

  3. No significant changes made

  4. Introduction of a single-party system

The correct answer is: A series of amendments proposed

The 1912 constitutional convention resulted in a series of amendments being proposed, not a new constitution being written and adopted like option B suggests. Option C is also incorrect because significant changes were made at the convention. Option D is incorrect because a single-party system was not introduced at the 1912 convention. Instead, it resulted in a multi-party system with party primaries being implemented. This ultimately led to the formation of the two-party system in American politics. Therefore, the correct answer is A, as it accurately reflects the outcome of the 1912 constitutional convention.

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