For 10 points, name this item, which shifted power to an oligarchic elite according to Charles Beard's Economic Interpretation of it, which was itself criticized by McDonald's study We the People.
Most of historian Andrew McLaughlin's publications were about this item. One of the first historians of this item was John Fiske, who popularized the "heroic" view of it. Ellen Nore and Peter Novick both proclaimed that developments in the late twentieth century discredited the most famous work about this item; that work was extensively criticized by Forrest (*) MacDonald. One historian of this item drew on the work of Carl Becker to identify it as what Jackson Turner Main called the resolution of "cosmopolitan commercialist" and "agrarian localist" interests. For 10 points, name this item, which shifted power to an oligarchic elite according to Charles Beard's Economic Interpretation of it, which was itself criticized by McDonald's study We the People.
Most of historian Andrew McLaughlin's publications were about this item.
the United States Constitution