How did the hartford convention lead to the downfall of the federalists? select one: a. the federalists who met in hartford passed unreasonable resolutions that the rest of the country would never agree to, making federalists look foolish. b. the republicans who met in hartford passed resolutions that greatly weakened their federalist opponents. c. the hartford federalists sent their resolutions to washington just after the victorious battle of new orleans, making them look unpatriotic and selfish. d. only northern federalists attended the convention; southern federalists disagreed with the hartford resolutions, fracturing and weakening the party?

The end of the Federalist Party also arose about for the reason that of the War of 1812. The federalist met in the Hartford Convention to express their disagreement to the war. They even talked about the notion of secession. When the war was finished in something of win for the United States, they Federalist seemed to be unpatriotic and defeatist. This abetted bring about the finish of their party. Consequently, the party perished because they are short of enthusiasm and because of its disagreement to the war. The answer is letter C.

montesquieu took the view that the roman republic had powers separated so that no one could usurp complete power. in the british constitutional system, montesquieu discerned a separation of powers among the monarch, parliament, and the courts of law.