Multiple Choice
Why did the Federalists argue that a strong national government was essential?
A) They felt that power lodged in one branch of government was too easily controlled by one faction.
B) They thought that governments are designed to constrain ambitious behavior and lead to better collective outcomes.
C) They believed citizens would become primarily loyal to the national government.
D) They believed that internal competition between states would overstimulate the economy, leading to inflation.
E) They felt that institutions of government are put in place to ensure maximum liberty for state governments.
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