Answer:
A
Explanation:
to support each other in a case of a war
Answer:
He was elected one of the delegates and made a speech about how he wanted to focus on a centralized government. He famously wrote 51 articles of the famous federalist papers along with John Jay and James Madison.
Explanation:
He felt there were many contradictions and issues with the Articles of Confederation, so it was eventually scrapped. He advocated for a strong centralized government which many other delegates disagreed with. By centralized government, he meant he wanted the government to have more power to tax, have a bank and a strong executive. If there wasn't a strong centralized government, then the people could easily walk all over them.
The Kentucky and Virginia Resolutions supported states' rights by introducing the theory of Nullification, which is the idea that a federal law can be nullified by a state if it believes the law to be unconstitutional.
The main after-effects were: The Korean War and the Vietnam War.
