The federalist writer argues for a government that can : govern effectively while giving most control to the states.
exert strong control over its citizens.
govern effectively but control itself.
give groups of citizens control over and over

The federalist writer argues for a government that can :

a. govern effectively while giving most control to the states.

b. exert strong control over its citizens.

c. govern effectively but control itself.

d. give groups of citizens control over and over

Explanation:

Answer a describes the anti-federalist (and later democratic-republican) perspective.

Answer b describes a totalitarian/authoritarian type of government.

Answer c is correct because federalists believed in a strong central democracy with checks and balances.

Answer d is straight, unchecked democracy (also known as eventual mob rule).

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c. reserves power to the states and people