Question 4 Contrary to popular opinion of the day, Madison was convinced that the Articles of Confederation were superior to the Constitution King George III had done nothing wrong to the colonies an "extended republic" that included different people, places, and customs was possible. a weak national government was best

Question 4 Contrary to popular opinion of the day, Madison was convinced that the Articles of Confederation were superior to the Constitution King George III had done nothing wrong to the colonies an "extended republic" that included different people, places, and customs was possible. a weak national government was best

Question 4

Contrary to popular opinion of the day, Madison was convinced that

		the Articles of Confederation were superior to the Constitution
		King George III had done nothing wrong to the colonies
		an "extended republic" that included different people, places, and customs was possible.
		a weak national government was best