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Federalist Paper: 10 - Main Idea
Factions can be controlled with a representative government
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Federalist Paper: 51 - Main Idea
Power should be divided to keep liberty and prevent an abusive government (FEDERALISM + CHECKS AND BALANCES)
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Federalist Paper: 70 - Main Idea
The importance of a single executive being with energy
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Federalist Paper: 78 - Main Idea
The importance of Judiciary Review and Life Terms
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Brutus: 1 - Main Idea
Constitutional Government is too powerful and will eventually get rid of the States
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Federalist Paper: 10 - 2 Sources of Factions
unequal distribution of property (money)
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Federalist Paper: 10 - 2 Cures for Factions
-remove its causes
-control effects
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Federalist Paper: 10 - 2 ways to remove the causes of factions
-destroy liberty (annihilation of air)
-give same opinions, passions & interests
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Federalist Paper: 10 - 2 ways to control the effects of factions
-preventing the existence same passion in a majority
-majority unable to oppress
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Federalist Paper: 10 - Why is a large Republic more desirable?
-more diff for unworthy candidates to win votes
-majority is always found in the same party in a small rep.
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Federalist Paper: 51 - How will the Constitution protect Liberty?
-3 independent branches
-Dependence on people for Votes
-Checks and Balances
-Federalism
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Federalist Paper: 51 - If the legislative is the strongest branch, how would the Constitution prevent tyranny?
-2 houses
-diff. elections
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Where is the following quote found in the Foundational Documents? "If men were angels, no gov. would be necessary...?
Federalist paper 51
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Federalist Paper: 51 - If it is human nature to want more power, what is the solution?
checks and balances
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Federalist Paper: 51 - Why should judges be the exception to voting?
should be chosen by the best candidates
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Federalist Paper: 70 - Why is "energy" highlighted as a quality for the Executive?
leading definition of government
-feeble execution of gov = bad execution = bad gov
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Federalist Paper: 70 - How could the unity of the Executive be destroyed?
- more than one person with equal power
- having one man controlled by a council
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Federalist Paper: 70 - What are the consequences of a multi-person executive branch?
-divisions
-weaken authority
-risks factions
-faults and accountability
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Federalist Paper: 70 - Why should the Executive branch be fast?
times of war
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Federalist Paper: 70 - How is the Legislative branch described?
slow and delibirate
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Federalist Paper: 70 - Why does a Republic not need a Private Council?
-collusion (more men are more dangerous than one)
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Federalist Paper: 10 - What is bad about factions?
will try to get their way and oppress the minority
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Federalist Paper: 78 - Why is the Judiciary Branch considered the weakest?
no ability to impose on the Constitution
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Where is the metaphor of the Executive branch = purse and the Legislative branch = sword?
Federalist Paper: 78
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Federalist Paper: 78 -Why should judges serve for life?
- frees judges from political pressure
- expert in their job
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Federalist Paper: 78 - Why would the authors talk about the Judiciary branch?
show audience that their rights are protected
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Brutus: 1 - How would the new central Government take over the States?
- taxes
- federal courts
- military power
- necessary and proper clause
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Brutus: 1 - Why would a Republic wont work?
nation is too big
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Brutus: 1 - What is argued about representatives elected into such a large republic?
The would soon be beyond control by the people and abuse their power for selfish and corrupt purposes.
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Brutus: 1 - Why did the author argue against giving too much power to a central government?
because they are unlikely to ever get it back