In the Madisonian Model for government, James Madison stated his belief that: The Constitution would be harmful to the lower class. The masses should not be trusted to make many of the decisions necessary to govern. The Constitution gives too much power to the central government. The strong central government in the Constitution would be detrimental to individual liberties.

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Ashley Marks

23 May, 08:18

In the Madisonian Model for government, James Madison stated his belief that: The Constitution would be harmful to the lower class. The masses should not be trusted to make many of the decisions necessary to govern. The Constitution gives too much power to the central government. The strong central government in the Constitution would be detrimental to individual liberties.

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Brendan Green · Answer 1

James Madison stated his belief that " The strong central government in the Constitution would be detrimental to individual liberties". This is why he was a major proponent for a system of checks and balances that would limit the power of each branch.