In the Early Years of the Republic, American Citizens Harbored

In the early years of the Republic, American citizens harbored fears about a new system of government that included a federal executive. What was key to reassuring the public that the president would not become a powerful monarch akin to the British king from whom they had just broken away?

A) Essays were published under the pseudonym Cato assuring citizens that a president could be impeached if necessary.
B) Citizens had faith that George Washington would not abuse his authority.
C) The framers revised the Constitution to include a strong legislative branch of government.
D) The framers held meetings with citizens to answer questions about the Constitution.