The Federalist Argued That

question 59

Multiple Choice

The Federalist argued that:

• A) the size and diversity of the large new country would make it impossible for any one faction to control the government
• B) the Constitution was necessary to prevent one faction from taking control of the nation
• C) a republican form of government could not work in a nation as large as the United States and therefore the Constitution was necessary
• D) the Constitution would promote control of the government by one faction, which would be good for the nation
• E) if the Constitution failed, the country could always go back to the Articles of Confederation

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Definitions:

Framing Bias

A cognitive bias where people react differently to a particular choice depending on how it is presented, such as a loss or gain.

Risk-Averse

A tendency to avoid taking risks, preferring safer or more predictable outcomes over uncertainty.

Risk-Seeking

characterizes the tendency of an individual or entity to take decisions that have a significant level of uncertainty or potential for negative outcomes in the hope of achieving higher gains.

Risk Technique

Methods or strategies used to identify, assess, and manage potential risks in a project or process to minimize negative outcomes.