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Federalist 10
james madison
factions
inevitable
large republic: forced to compete (limit influence)
pluralism (interest groups)
Brutus 1
only anti-fed doc
argued new central gov would be too powerful
wants a small, decentralized gov (more power in hands of states)
worried about supremacy and necessary and proper clauses
Federalist 51
madison
sep of powers
checks and balances
“men aren’t angels”
“ambition must be made to counteract ambition”
bicameral congress
federalist 70
hamilton
“energetic” executive
singular executive
accountability
efficiency
federalist 78
hamilton
judicial branch is weakest
no purse, no sword
need for life tenure for judges (insulated from politics)
judicial review
declaration of independence
us colonies declared freedom from brits
set up their new country
jefferson writes it
social contract, pop sov, limited gov, participatory democracy; life, liberty, pursuit of happiness (natural rights)
articles of confederation
first constitution
weak central gov
gov can’t tax, no judicial branch; can’t regulate commerce, raise army; no exec branch, hard to amend
us constitution
list of laws us will follow
bill of rights
amendments
limited gov, checks and balances, sep of powers, strong central gov, enumerated/implied powers; key clauses
letter from Birmingham jail
mlk gets arrested and is sent to jail
he uses newspaper to write this letter
urges higher ups to think about how what they are doing is wrong
never right time for change
advocates for nonviolent civil disobedience
moderate/radical (extremist)
calls for action
injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere