Compared with Federalists, Antifederalists Tended to Favor a

question 147

Multiple Choice

Compared with Federalists, Antifederalists tended to favor a

• A) strong national government as a protection against political privilege.
• B) weak, decentralized government as a protection against institutional imbalance.
• C) weak, decentralized government as a protection of liberty.
• D) strong national government as a protection of political privilege.
• E) strong national government for purposes of taxation.

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Definitions:

Public Assistance Program

Government programs designed to provide financial aid or services to individuals in need to support their well-being.

Public Assistance Programs

Government programs that pay benefits to those who are unable to earn income (because of permanent disabilities or because they have very low income and dependent children); financed by general tax revenues and viewed as public charity (rather than earned rights).

Social Insurance Programs

Government-sponsored programs that provide financial assistance to individuals in events of unemployment, disability, or old age, funded through payroll taxes.

Incidence of Poverty

Refers to the proportion or rate at which poverty affects a population, typically measuring how widespread poverty is within a certain group or area.