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Declaration of Independence
July 4, 1776
Announced separation of American colonies from British rule
56 signitures
6 truths
4 unalienable rights
4 main ideas
Articles of Confederation
March 1, 1781
Describes function of national government after Independence
States had power to tax and enforce laws
Replaced due to weak federal government
Federalist No. 10
November 1787
Written by James Madison
Wanted large republic to better regulate factions and minority groups
Brutus No. 1
October 1787
Written by Robert Yates
Believed powerful federal government would threaten states right and personal liberties
Wanted small republics where citizens could directly influence government
Federalist No. 51
February 8, 1788
Written by James Madison
Need for Checks and Balances
Separation of power and federalism
Federalist No. 70
March 15, 1788
Written by Alexander Hamilton
Wanted strong, single executive leader for fast and stronger decision making
Federalist No. 78
May 1788
Written by Alexander Hamilton
Emphasized importance of judicial review
Ensures law align with Constitution
Letter from Birmingham Jail
April 16, 1963
Martin Luther King Jr.
Supports non-violent protest and civil disobedience
Criticized white moderates