Which of the following most accurately describes the Federalist Papers

The Federalist Papers were written by three powerful and very prolific men all under one name. The true authors were Alexander Hamilton, James Madison, and Jay John. The whole purpose of the 85 articles and essays was to promote the idea of the ratification of the United Sates Constitution, as they needed

A) All the existing states to ratify it, and what better way than a widespread document?

B) A fix from the Articles of Confederation, because it didn't give the government enough control.