James Madison's Chief Concern at the Inception of the United

question 28

Multiple Choice

James Madison's chief concern at the inception of the United States was

• A)the development of a too-powerful Congress.
• B)giving the states too much power vis-à-vis the federal government.
• C)the formation of political factions.
• D)the need for a national judiciary.
• E)the failure of citizens to join the parties of their choice.

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Definitions:

Equality of Condition

The idea that individuals must have the same starting conditions for opportunities, aiming at reducing socioeconomic disparities.

Leveling of Income

The process or policy aimed at reducing income inequality among a population, often through taxation and social welfare programs.

Public Opinion

The aggregate of individual attitudes, beliefs, or views held by the adult population concerning political issues, leaders, institutions, and events.

Gender Gap

The difference in opinions or behaviors between genders, especially as it pertains to political views, voting patterns, and social attitudes.