Alexander Hamilton, John Jay, and James Madison argued in The Federalist
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a....
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Alexander Hamilton, John Jay, and James Madison argued in The Federalist
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a. in favor of states' rights and limited central government powers.
b. in favor of adding a Bill of Rights to the Constitution before ratifying.
c. that a small government with a weak leader would best control factions.
d. that there should be a large central government with checks and balances in order
to best control factions.
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