Which is a true statement about the federalist?

A. They ignored the weakness of the articles of confederation

B. They feared the presidency would become too powerful

C. They feared that congress would become too powerful

D. They believed in a system of checks and balances

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28 June, 09:25

Which is a true statement about the federalist?

A. They ignored the weakness of the articles of confederation

B. They feared the presidency would become too powerful

C. They feared that congress would become too powerful

D. They believed in a system of checks and balances

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Sterling · Answer 1

Option "D" is a true statement!

Explanation:

They believed in a system of checks and balances. This is the answer I choose from all the others.

Mylie Paul · Answer 2

Personally I'd choose option "D" They believed in a system of checks and balances

Explanation:

The Federalists wanted a strong, and a central government, so the first option would be incorrect. Also, they didn't fear the presidency would become too powerful, making the third option incorrect. The last option is incorrect because the Federalists supported the ratification of Constitution as they noticed the weaknesses of the Articles.

Which is a true statement about the federalist?A. They ignored the weakness of the articles of confederationB. They feared the presidency would become too powerfulC. They feared that congress would become too powerfulD. They believed in a system of checks and balances

Which is a true statement about the federalist?

A. They ignored the weakness of the articles of confederation

B. They feared the presidency would become too powerful

C. They feared that congress would become too powerful

D. They believed in a system of checks and balances