What did the Federalist Papers have to prove to the readers about the executive branch? A. That the president would not be like a king B. That the Supreme Court would not have too much powerC. That the Congress would not have too much power D. That the President would be as powerful as a king

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16 October, 14:02

What did the Federalist Papers have to prove to the readers about the executive branch? A. That the president would not be like a king B. That the Supreme Court would not have too much powerC. That the Congress would not have too much power D. That the President would be as powerful as a king

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A is the correct answer.

One of the worries about a Federal government, especially after a Revolution against a King, was that the Executive would become a new King.