Question

• a federal government stronger than the states • a federal government with three branches • ratifying the constitution • a weak federal government • a federal government with a single branch • altering the constitution the name of which leader best completes the title of the graphic? a. james madison b. patrick henry c. samuel adams d. george mason

Explanation:

The left column describes Federalist principles: a strong federal government, separation of powers (three branches), and supporting Constitution ratification. James Madison was a key Federalist, co-author of the Federalist Papers, and advocate for these ideas. The other options (Patrick Henry, Samuel Adams, George Mason) were Anti-Federalists who opposed a strong federal government and favored states' rights.

Answer:

A. James Madison