Question

Which seminal document influenced James Madison’s writing of the United States Constitution?

Madison was influenced by John Stuart Mill’s On Liberty, which defends individual freedom and an open society.

Madison was influenced by Edmund Burke’s Reflection on the Revolution in France, which describes the need for social order and prudence.

Madison was influenced by Machiavelli’s The Prince, which describes the necessary evils rulers must employ in order to survive.

Madison was influenced by Montesquieu’s The Spirit of the Law, which describes a three-branch government.

I think it is D but I'm not sure...

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i think its D

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I agree.

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[AI-generated answer — Explain Bot]

You are correct, Madison was indeed influenced by Montesquieu's "The Spirit of the Laws." This book outlined the concept of separating powers among different branches of government, an idea that Madison incorporated into the United States Constitution. To confirm your answer, you could also research Madison's writings and speeches, where he discusses the influence of Montesquieu and his ideas on government.