The Significance of the Federalist Papers Is That ______

question 33

Multiple Choice

The significance of The Federalist Papers is that ______.

• A) they convinced Anti-Federalists that strong state governments were desirable
• B) they were the first writings that documented the idea of popular sovereignty
• C) without them, we likely wouldn't have a Bill of Rights
• D) they convinced the colonists to revolt against England
• E) without them, New York might not have ratified the Constitution

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