Question

The State courts should meet regularly to discuss how to coordinate their

rulings so they agree
The State and federal courts should share concurrent jurisdiction over all
cases to settle disputes
There should be a national court system that is superior to the State courts
and can provide a final ruling
The State courts should have no federal oversight so they can remain
independent and represent their citizens
"If there is in each State a court of final jurisdiction, there may be as many different
final determinations on the same point as there are courts. There are endless
diversities in the opinions of men. We often see not only different courts but the judges
of the same court differing from each other."
-Alexander Hamilton, Federalist No. 22
Select the sentence that describes the solution Alexander Hamilton proposed to the
problem he describes in this quotation.

Answer 1

The solution that Alexander Hamilton proposed to the problem he describes in this quotation is: "There should be a national court system that is superior to the State courts and can provide a final ruling."

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