A court case that was one over by the government.
The only description of totalitarianism that is accurate would be "<span>D. A form of government in which the state has control over every aspect of human life," since this would be the opposite of most democratic forms of government. </span>
Elected as a Whig congress in 1846, Lincoln gained notoriety when he lashed out against the Mexican way, calling it immoral, pro slavery, and a threat to the nations republican views
The federalist papers make the case for a federal system in the U.S. This would create a strong central government that is checked by state and local governments. The main idea is that people are inherently fractious and no ones faction should gain complete power.
Also, by allowing different layers of government, people are both involved and also there is a balance of power.
Opposed to the federalism, where people who only wanted states to have power and really no central government. This was refuted by the federalist as causing weakness in countries especially in the foreign affairs.
