Question

According to James Madison, a good constitutionA. Prohibits the formation of interest groups, or factions.B. Encourages multitudes of interests so that no single interest can ever tyrannize the others.C. Should be silent on the issue of the formation of interest groups; such groups should not be regulated in a free society.D. Should protect the rights of interest groups in a bill of rights.

Answer 1

B. Encourages multitudes of interests so that no single interest can ever tyrannize the others.

Step-by-step explanation:

Considered the "Father of the Constitution," James Madison suggested that the government's power to rule should come from the people. Besides, he claimed that "liberty is to faction as air is to fire" and that interests should be allowed so that they can supervise themselves by challenging one another.