Select the TWO Federalist arguments.
(Choose TWO answers).

The Constitution's systems of separation of
powers and checks and balances will prevent
the government from every becoming a
tyranny.

Power should be left in the hands of state
governments, rather than a central
government.

The Constitution will not lead to tyranny
because the American public would never vote
for untrustworthy leaders who would want to
become tyrants in the first place.

The central government must be more
powerful than the states, in order to govern
effectively.