The best answer is A.
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The answer is either A or D
Answer: The man the wealthy woman had met was actually a con artist. He had convinced her to write his name in the will by saying he was her long lost cousin. He said his mother abandoned him as a baby and he had recently found out her name. There was no proof since the wealthy woman’s sister had already passed, but the wealthy woman had no other family and believed his lie. She allowed him to live in her home until one night the man killed her in her sleep. He then hid the body in her huge backyard. In order to solve the case, the detectives did a DNA test to see whether or not the man was actually related as he had told the wealthy woman. When it came back negative, he tried to flee the country where he was stopped by border police. The detectives got a search warrant on the house and found the body in the backyard after finding a small trail of blood. When looking for evidence they found the man’s old ring dropped near the body. He was convicted for life in prison.
It has been frequently remarked that it seems to have been reserved to the people of this country, by their conduct and example, to decide the important question, whether societies of men are really capable or not of establishing good government from reflection and choice, or whether they are forever destined to depend for their political constitutions on accident and force.
<h3>Option a</h3><h3><u>Explanation: </u></h3>
"Alexander Hamilton" believed in loose "interpretation of the Constitution". He wrote many papers on Federalism which ensured the ratification of Constitution. His ideas were opposed but he believed sternly that forming a government and handling it in Republic format would be the best way for the people.
He opposed slavery and all believed all are equal under law. Most people believe the "abolition movement" began in 1830's, but "New York Manumission Society" was formed in 1785 by Hamilton, to abolish slavery in New York and instrumental in doing so which changed the system of Constitution.
