How do the powers of the national government and the powers of the states compare,
according to James Madison, the primary author of the Constitution?
A.The powers of the national government are few, while the powers of the states are many.
B.The powers of the national government are many, while the powers of the states are few.
C.The powers of the national government are more important than the powers of the states.
D.The powers of the states are more important than the powers of the national government.
I think it is D
@the real answers is wrong I got a 3/5, the answers are:
A- the powers of the national government are few, while the powers of the state are many.
D- states must have a republican form of government
B- the voters
C- there are more methods to propose amendments in the Massachusetts Constitution than in the U.S. Constitution
D- municipal budgets
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tobe flyy is 100% correct wdym, maybe you put an answer in wrong?
Bot are these correct
A- the powers of the national government are few, while the powers of the state are many.
D- states must have a republican form of government
B- the voters
C- there are more methods to propose amendments in the Massachusetts Constitution than in the U.S. Constitution
D- municipal budgets