Question

19. In Document A, Madison defines faction as

A. a religious organization.
B. a special interest group.
C. a group of Antifederalists.
D. people opposed to states' rights.

Answer 1

The correct answer is letter D.

Explanation: Factionalism is therefore rooted in the nature of man, and exists everywhere: not only in political aspects, but also, for example, in religion and elsewhere. Madison states that “a more common and enduring source of factions, however, has been a diverse and unequal distribution of ownership.