History, 05.01.2020 12:31 gibbss80stu

How did alexander hamilton and james madison view the constitution?

they strongly opposed the constitution.
they were on opposite sides of the debate about the constitution.
they led those who favored the constitution.
they were two anti-federalists who supported the constitution

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How did alexander hamilton and james madison view the constitution?

they strongly oppos...