Question

1. in the first paragraph, hamilton argues that a strong executive is needed for a good government. list two reasons he gives to support this idea.

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1. what four ingredients does hamilton say give the executive energy?

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1. which of hamiltons ingredients do you think is most important and why

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1. what are the two problems hamilton identifies when multiple people (a plurality) are in the executive?

Explanation:

1. Hamilton likely argues a strong executive is needed for quick decision - making and to enforce laws effectively.
2. Hamilton might say unity, duration, adequate provision for support, and competent powers give the executive 'energy'.
3. Unity could be seen as most important as it ensures a single - minded approach without internal conflicts.
4. Hamilton may identify lack of accountability and potential for factionalism as problems with a plural executive.

Answer:

1. Quick decision - making; effective law enforcement.
2. Unity, duration, adequate provision for support, competent powers.
3. Unity; ensures single - minded approach.
4. Lack of accountability; potential for factionalism.