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What was the main characteristic of the Articles of Confederation (AOC)?
It created a loose alliance of states with a weak national government, with no power to tax, no executive branch, and no national army.
What was the main argument presented in Federalist No. 10?
Factions are inevitable but can be controlled by a large republic with many competing interests to prevent tyranny of the majority.
What does Federalist No. 51 explain about the separation of powers?
It explains that separation of powers and checks and balances protect liberty and prevent tyranny.
What is the main idea of Federalist No. 70?
It argues for a single, energetic executive for effective and decisive leadership, ensuring accountability and quick action in crises.
What does Federalist No. 78 defend regarding the judiciary?
It defends an independent judiciary with life tenure to protect the Constitution and individual rights, emphasizing the need for judicial review.
What warning does Brutus No. 1 provide about the new Constitution?
It warns that the new Constitution gives too much power to the federal government, which could lead to corruption and loss of individual and state rights.