James Madison's Main Argument in Favor of a Federalist Position,stated

question 1

Multiple Choice

 James Madison's main argument in favor of a federalist position,stated in Federalist No.10 and No.51,was in defense of 

• A) large republics. 
• B) small democracies governed by direct democracy. 
• C) a bill of rights. 
• D) large legislatures with small districts and frequent turnover. 
• E) centralized judiciaries.

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