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Federalist 10

A strong, unified republic can better balance competing interests and maintain stability compared to fragmented state governments.

Brutus 1

A powerful centralized government threatens personal liberties, and a smaller, localized government is better suited for protecting democracy.

Declaration of Independence

The Declaration establishes the philosophical foundation for American democracy and emphasizes the people's right to alter oppressive governments.

Articles of Confederation

The Articles highlighted the need for a stronger federal government, setting the stage for the Constitution

Constitution and bill of rights

The Constitution addresses the weaknesses of the Articles, creating a robust federal system with explicit protections for citizens.

Federalist 51

The Constitution’s checks and balances system ensures that no single branch dominates, protecting individual freedoms.

Federalist 70

A powerful presidency is essential for national unity and effective leadership.

Letter from a birmingham jail

The Fourteenth Amendment’s equal protection clause provides a constitutional basis for fighting discrimination and achieving civil rights.

Federalist 78

Judicial review strengthens the judiciary’s role in upholding the Constitution and checking government powers.

3rd Amendment

Your right not to quarter soldiers

7th Amendment

Right to jury trial in cases

8th Amendment

No cruel or unusual punishment

9th Amendment

People have rights not in the constitution.

10th Amendment

Powers not delegated to the federal government belongs to the states

11th amendment

restricts lawsuits between two states

12th amendments

sepreate ballots for presdent and vice president

13th amendment

abolished slavory

15th Amendment

Citenzship for people born in the U.S.

16th Amendment

income tax established

17th amendment

direct election of us senators

18th amendment

prohibited alcohol

19th amendment

woman can vote

20th amendment

moved president inaguration to january 20th

21 amendment

reapealed the 18th, 21 is new legal drinking age

22 amendment

all presidents have two terms

23 amendment

dc residents can vote

24 amendment

no poll taxes

26 amendment

18 year olds can vote

27 amendment

no congressional pay