Individual Rights. Madison was a staunch supporter of the Constitution, as can be seen in the Federalist Papers he wrote with John Jay and Alexander Hamilton. Madison would, however, "switch sides" and join the Anti-Federalists in calling for a Bill of Rights. He wanted something to be there to protect the people not in power from those that had the power.
Some viewpoints of the federalists were they had a loose interpretation on the constitution, they wanted a strong central government, and thought people were selfish. Anti- federalists had a strict interoperation on the constitution, they wanted to limit the control of the government, and thought all people were basically good.
Answer: 1:C
2: A
3:C
4:C
5:A
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During the scientific revolution, science began to change the way people thought and even lived. ... This inevitably led to the age of the enlightenment because this philosophy made people think, question, and use reason. People challenged traditional roles and customs, and began moving towards modernism.
