Why did the Founding Fathers choose a federation plan of government?

A. They feared that a strong central government would create tyranny, and stamp out the peoples natural God given right.

B. They wanted to eventually become different countries.

C. They wanted to make amends with England and rebuild their Colonial systems.

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19 April, 15:06

Why did the Founding Fathers choose a federation plan of government?

A. They feared that a strong central government would create tyranny, and stamp out the peoples natural God given right.

B. They wanted to eventually become different countries.

C. They wanted to make amends with England and rebuild their Colonial systems.

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Irvin Preston · Answer 1

The correct answer is letter A

The founding fathers feared that otherwise power would become tyranny or sovereignty, so the best option was to choose the separation of powers so that there is not just a focus of central power, so that that power is decentralized and controlled by several people to that one just can't have all control of power in the country.