Why Did the Federalists Argue That a Strong National Government

question 50

Multiple Choice

Why did the Federalists argue that a strong national government was essential?

• A) They felt that power lodged in one branch of government was too easily controlled by one faction.
• B) They thought that governments are designed to constrain ambitious behavior and lead to better collective outcomes.
• C) They believed citizens would become primarily loyal to the national government.
• D) They believed that internal competition between states would overstimulate the economy, leading to inflation.
• E) They felt that institutions of government are put in place to ensure maximum liberty for state governments.

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