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Brutus 1
feared that the proposed constitution would create a powerful central government that could threaten individual liberties and state sovereignty ; large republic too big to effectively represent the people
federalist 10
favors the constitution, against dangers of factions, factions are inevitable ; harder for any faction to gain power to dominate
federalist 51
explains a system of checks and balances in the constitution, emphasized the separation of powers, promoted federalism as a safeguard to ensure power was divided between state and national gov
federalist 70
believed unity in the executive branch improves decisiveness, protects country from foreign attacks, often justification for expanding executive power during national emergency
declaration of independence
all men are created equal, rights to life, liberty & pursuit, consent of the governed
article II of the constitution
defines powers and structures of the executive branch, the presidency 4 year term, defines powers, outlines responsibilities, impeachment