The Federalists
A. supported the new Constitution.
B. were mostly rural people from the lower classes.
C. did not attend the Constitutional Convention.
D. supported the status quo.
E. were mostly rural people from the lower classes and did not attend the Constitutional Convention.
Answer: A
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Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
The fact that nearly every president since Woodrow Wilson has appeared before Congress to deliver the State of the Union address demonstrates the power of the president to __________
A) shape the opinion of federal bureaucrats B) shape the legislative agenda C) improve relations with congressional opponents D) dominate executive-legislative relations