Madison’s theory of extensive government ________.
a. allowed for Americans to have liberty and self-government at the local level and a powerful central government to protect the common interest of the entire country
b. provided for a powerful central government and extremely weak local governments because America was such a large country
c. concentrated virtually all meaningful political power at the local or state level
d. was a noble experiment that ultimately failed
a. allowed for Americans to have liberty and self-government at the local level and a powerful central government to protect the common interest of the entire country
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Which of the following were common features of many of the early state constitutions?
a. Separation of powers, strong executives, bicameral legislatures, property qualifications b. Separation of powers, weak governors, single house legislatures, property qualifications c. Lack of a judicial branch, strong governors, bicameral legislatures, property qualifications d. Separation of powers, powerful executives, single house legislatures, no voting restrictions e. Separation of powers, weak governors, bicameral legislatures, property qualifications
What should be the qualifications for voting in the United States? How tight should election rules be to prevent voter fraud? What would you do to prevent voter fraud?
What will be an ideal response?