Which of the following is an argument made by Professor Jack Rakove to dispel the "myths" of the Constitution? Group of answer choices The electoral college is not actually mentioned in the Constitution. While the three-fifths clause was necessary to get the southern states to accept the Constitution, allowing small states equal representation with large states in the Senate was unreasonable and unnecessary. States do not have to follow the Constitution if they don't want to. The Marbury v. Madison decision is not important.

Which of the following is an argument made by Professor Jack Rakove to dispel the "myths" of the Constitution? Group of answer choices The electoral college is not actually mentioned in the Constitution. While the three-fifths clause was necessary to get the southern states to accept the Constitution, allowing small states equal representation with large states in the Senate was unreasonable and unnecessary. States do not have to follow the Constitution if they don't want to. The Marbury v. Madison decision is not important.