Question

which essay by alexander hamilton argued for the independence of the judiciary?
a. anti - federalist no. 1 critique
b. federalist no. 51 on structure
c. federalist no. 78 on judiciary
d. federalist no. 10 on factions
what was the primary concern of the anti - federalists regarding the new constitution?
a. it centralized too much authority
b. it favored small states in government
c. it lacked a standing national army
d. it would prevent all future amendments
what concern did the anti - federalists have about the necessary and proper clause?
a. it removed checks and balances
b. it gave congress limited authority
c. it excessively limited state authority
d. it allowed too much flexibility

Explanation:

1. Alexander Hamilton argued for the independence of the judiciary in Federalist No. 78. It discussed the role and importance of an independent judiciary in a constitutional system.
2. The Anti - Federalists were primarily concerned that the new Constitution centralized too much authority, fearing a strong central government would encroach on individual and state rights.
3. The Anti - Federalists were worried that the necessary and proper clause allowed too much flexibility, as it could give Congress broad and potentially over - reaching powers.

Answer:

1. c. Federalist No. 78 on judiciary
2. a. It centralized too much authority
3. d. It allowed too much flexibility