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Why did John Jay, James Madison, and Alexander Hamilton write the Federalist Papers? They wanted to strengthen the Articles of Confederation, They wanted to transfer more power to the states. They wanted
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Why did John Jay, James Madison, and Alexander Hamilton write the Federalist Papers?

They wanted to strengthen the Articles of Confederation,

They wanted to transfer more power to the states.

They wanted to convince people to ratify the Constitution.

They wanted to establish a strong judicial system.

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Answer: C. They wanted to convince people to ratify the constitution

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Your answer is C

They wanted to convince people to ratify the constitution
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