How the Constitution Balances the Threat Posed by Organized Interests

question 68

Multiple Choice

How the Constitution balances the threat posed by organized interests with the need for liberty is discussed in the

• A)Federalist Papers,no.7.
• B)Federalist Papers,no.10.
• C)Federalist Papers,no.51.
• D)Anti-Federalist Papers,no.78.

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