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.

Getting elected because not many people were voting

The british government reacted in a way that the people could not control they rise the takes the king also allowed the british soldiers to go into the people’s house and control them and the people would have to take care of them