During the constitutional convention of 1787, george mason argued - a) against increased power for the national government b) for the dissolution of state governments c) against the passage of a bill of rights d) for the creation of a strong executive branch

or the creation of a strong executive branch
 It is more right to say that Mason advocated a stronger executive branch headed by one person, during deliberations of the constitution. he however dropped his views of a strong central government by the end of the convention, and ultimately refused to sign the constitution ratification document.

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