federalist papers

Paper #1

Introduces the purpose and importance of the Federalist Papers, emphasizing the need for a strong national government and unity among the states.

Paper #78

Discusses the judiciary's power, particularly the importance of an independent judicial branch and the concept of judicial review.

Paper #39

Explains the framework of the proposed government, outlining the principles of federalism and the balance of power between national and state governments.

Paper #84

Argues against the need for a Bill of Rights, stating that the Constitution itself protects individual liberties and that enumerating specific rights could be misleading.

Paper #10

Discusses the dangers of factions and advocates for a large republic to mitigate their effects, arguing that a diverse society can help preserve liberty and reduce the influence of any single group.

Paper #51

Explains the need for checks and balances in government to prevent any one branch from becoming too powerful, emphasizing the separation of powers.

Paper #70

Advocates for a strong executive branch, arguing that a single executive is necessary for effective governance and decisive action.

Which did James Madison Write?

Papers #10, #39, and #51

Which did Hamilton write?

Papers #70, #78, #1, and #84