A whistle-stop campaign is best described by the second choice:
<span>short campaign speeches given by a politician from a train
This takes its name from how trains would stop at various stations with a whistle sound, and a politician would speak for a short while to gain campaign support, then quickly leave with the train for the next station to do the same thing.
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You’re right, it’s anti fed. The Anti-Federalists were afraid of the Law being too strong and abusing them. They needed a compromise, which was the Bill of Rights.
