Question

1. james wilson of pennsylvania had strong views about the executive branch. he advocated for a single executive (what we call the president) rather than a ____________.

Explanation:

In the context of the U.S. Constitutional Convention and the formation of the executive branch, James Wilson advocated for a single executive (the President) rather than a plural executive (where multiple people would share executive power). The key here is recalling the historical debate about the structure of the executive branch during the framing of the Constitution.

Answer:

plural executive