George mason, who wrote the virginia declaration of rights, a. was a well-known federalist. b. thought the constitution needed a bill of rights. c. feared that the constitution created special privileges for the wealthy. d. feared that the executive would have too much influence over the legislature.

B. Thought the constitution needed a bill of rights is the correct answer.

Explanation:

George mason was American politician and a delegate of US Constitutional convention of 1787. He was on of the delegates who had refused to sign the constitution. He also authored the Virginia Declaration of Rights which were the basis for the United States Bills of Rights. He has worked at the Fairfax country court and organized a movement for protesting against the British imperial policies. During the fifth convention of Virginia he drafted its first constitution. Mason was in support of the constitutional reforms but he didn't sign the constitution, he was also leading the Anti-federalist block in Virginia convention. He was also concerned about too much power being granted to the federal government and wanted to end slavery.

they wanted equal rights hawaii’s monarchy was overthrown when a group of businessmen and sugar planters forced queen liliuokalani to abdicate. the coup led to the dissolving of the kingdom of hawaii two years later, its annexation as a u.s. territory and eventual admission as the 50th state in the union.

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