James madison, author of "federalist number 37," advocated for a strong central government because? a. he wanted to support other federalists. b. he thought it would bring stability to the nation c. he thought europeans would support it. d. he wanted to become president.

The answer to this question is (B.) he thought it would bring stability to the nation.
James Madison believed that strong central government will make every policy-making process become a lot faster and more efficient. But he didn't take into account that if we let the government become too strong, it could create a risk of them transforming into tyrannical, so some separation of powers are needed.