To Deal with the Problem of Factions, James Madison Proposed

question 26

Multiple Choice

To deal with the problem of factions, James Madison proposed

• A) controlling them through checks and balances.
• B) controlling them by prohibiting citizens from taking certain actions.
• C) reducing factions by encouraging citizens to have the same interests.
• D) eliminating factions through limits on individual liberties.

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