Why were talented intellectual leaders of the time, including James Madison, described as political geniuses?
a. He wrote the Declaration of Independence and the Articles of Confederation.
b. He helped Americans think of republican government in radical new ways.
c. He used the teachings of Montesquieu to advocate for strong state governments.
d. He had fought bravely in the Revolutionary War, leading his men with wisdom and courage.
e. He was successfully governing his home state of Virginia in a socialist manner, giving all power
to the people.
B
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