What was the purpose of Alexander Hamilton, James Madison, and John Jay in writing The Federalist Papers? A. They wanted to incr
ease support for ratification of the Constitution. B. They were explaining the reasons to amend the Articles of Confederation. C. They were arguing in favor of independence for each state. D. They wanted to describe the problems with the proposed Constitution.
A. They wanted to increase support for ratification of the Constitution
The Federalists were those who had helped create the Constitution after the Articles of Confederation failed, or they supported the Constitution. In order for the Constitution to speak for the people, each state had to ratify it. Anti-Federalists believed that it gave the government too much power and published essays against ratifying it. The Federalist papers were in response.
Usually, back then, they followed their food and tracked them without settling too long in one place. But since that's not one of the answers I would go with A.
Based on the quote the correct answer seems to be delegated power.
Explanation:
I believe its delegated power because the quote explicitly states that congress can admit new states. This can be see at the very beginning- "New States may be admitted by the Congress into this Union...."
