In the debates over ratification, the Federalists argued that the Constitution
A. would solve the immigration problems of the nation.
B. was merely a temporary means to regain stability.
C. would protect the nation from itself by providing a system of checks and balances.
D. safeguarded individual freedoms through its built-in Bill of Rights.
Answer:C
In the debates over ratification, the Federalists argued that the Constitution
A. would solve the immigration problems of the nation. B. was merely a temporary means to regain stability. C. would protect the nation from itself by providing a system of checks and balances. D. safeguarded individual freedoms through its built-in Bill of Rights.