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Finish this sentence from the Federalist: "Had every Athenian citizen been aSocrates, the Athenian assembly..."a. would have achieved nothing, being always lost in reflectionb. would still have been a mobc. would have proven the greatness of democracyd would have resigned its power to one of their number as philosopher-king
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