James Madison Argued That Organized Interests Would Have Less Opportunity

James Madison argued that organized interests would have less opportunity to dominate the political process if the nation:

A) was large, with diverse interests, with competition and balance produced by a good constitution.
B) tightly regulated its interests and factions, no matter how large it might become.
C) was small, with tightly regulated interests and factions.
D) was large, with moderated regulated interests, especially in campaign finance.