Question

Which of the following is a true statement?

1)The Constitution encourages the people to form political parties at the federal level.

2)The Constitution makes no mention of political parties or their role in policymaking.

3)George Washington encouraged people to form political parties at the federal level.

4)George Washington did not mention political parties or their role in policymaking.

Answer 1

The constitution does not mention anything about political parties, they did not exist at the time of writing.

George Washington did not approve of political parties, he was openly against them.

Now make your answer selection :)

Answer 2

thanks!

Answer 3

well C would be because

The Constitution makes no mention of political parties or their role in policymaking. [ George Washington encouraged people to form political parties at the federal level.

but B would be because

The Constitution indeed makes no mention of political parties, which makes the first choice wrong and the second right. Washington explicitly warned Americans *against* forming political parties in his Farewell Address, which makes both the last two choices wrong.

im not sure which you agree with but if this help please pass a medal

Answer 4

@michaelc96 You contradicted yourself. C cannot be correct because Washington was against the formation of political parties.

The answer is B.

Answer 5

well i did that in purpose look at the second one it was to really get people to read and know which is really correct also is the reason why i said i dont know which you agreed well him or anyone who reads this
but yes its B