What Crucial and Powerful Argument Did Madison Make in the Federalist

question 61

Multiple Choice

What crucial and powerful argument did Madison make in The Federalist No.10?

• A) It is impossible to safeguard individual rights without a strong central government.
• B) It is possible to extend a republican form of government over a large territory.
• C) It is inevitable that slavery would ultimately disappear in the new republic.
• D) It is better to have presidential terms of four years than annual elections.
• E) It is necessary to have a powerful Senate to advise and control the president.

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