Which of the following statements about the Constitutional Convention is most accurate?
A. In terms of political views and interests, the delegates were a homogeneous group who agreed on most particulars.
B. The delegates worked in strict secrecy, deliberating-literally and figuratively-behind closed doors.
C. Most of the delegates subscribed to a republican ethos that shunned deferential displays to the rich and powerful.
D. Working-class Americans and debtors were well represented at the Convention.
E. Although most of the members of the Convention were white men, there was a small contingent of African Americans, as well as two women.
Answer: B
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