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What are the federalist papers?
Written to convince people to approve the constitution
Authors:
Alexander Hamilton
James Madison
John Jay
Fed 10
Factions (groups with different interests) are dangerous, but a large republic helps control them
In a large country, there are lots of factions that compete and cancel each other out so 1 doesn’t dominate
Bigger republic=better protection against tyranny of majority
Fed 51
Checks and Balances check eachother
Tells people that checks and balances can prevent tyranny
Fed 78
Hamilton tells people that the judicial branch is the weakest because:
No money (purse)
No army (sword)
It is only there to interpret laws and protect the constitution
Main idea: courts HAVE to be independent from Congress and executive branch (good behavior)
Fed 70
Talks about the need for a strong and energetic president
one leader=faster decisions
more accountability
better national security
Strong executive=effective government
Brutus 1
Argues that it is a too big of a country to represent everyone
National government is too strong and power will become centralized, states will lose power
judges can override states, no one can stop them
Strong national government=danger to freedom