How did the Democratic–Republicans respond to the Federalists rolling up legislative victories in the earliest congresses?
a. by recognizing they needed more like-minded people in Congress, which involved recruiting and electing candidates
b. by realizing the system of federalism meant that the states could block policy changes by refusing to follow the decisions of the federal government
c. by making sure that the Supreme Court would declare many of the bills passed in Congress as unconstitutional
d. by relying on dilatory tactics in Congress to increase the transaction costs of passing bills
a. by recognizing they needed more like-minded people in Congress, which involved recruiting and electing candidates
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A) Woodrow Wilson B) Franklin Roosevelt C) Lyndon Johnson D) Richard Nixon
How were votes allocated in the national legislature under the Articles of Confederation?
What will be an ideal response?
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a. Texas would receive more attention from candidates trying to win votes in major population centers like Houston, Dallas, and San Antonio. b. Texas would receive less attention from candidates because it would no longer be a battleground state. c. Texas would receive very little attention from candidates because it is currently a safe state. d. Texas would become a safe state for the other party.