Why Was James Madison's Contribution to the Federalists So Important

question 73

Multiple Choice

Why was James Madison's contribution to the Federalists so important?

• A) He solved the problem of understanding sovereignty as an indivisible concept, assigned to one level of government.
• B) He was the first to declare that government was the instrument of the people.
• C) He argued for a strong allocation of powers to the central government.
• D) He understood that democracy had no room for clashes between groups.

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