Required Documents Quiz April 23rd

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Declaration of Independence

Announced the American colonies' separation from British rule in 1776, emphasizing individual rights like life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.

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Articles of Confederation

The first constitution of the United States that established a weak federal government, ultimately deemed inadequate, leading to the Constitutional Convention of 1787.

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Brutus 1

An Anti-Federalist paper arguing that the Constitution would create a central government too powerful and distant, threatening individual liberties and state sovereignty.

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Federalist 10

Written by James Madison, this paper discusses the dangers of factions and advocates for a large republic to control them while protecting minority rights.

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Federalist 51

Also authored by Madison, it emphasizes the necessity of checks and balances and separation of powers within government to preserve liberty.

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Federalist 70

Alexander Hamilton argues for a strong, energetic executive, stating that a single president is essential for effective governance.

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Federalist 78

Hamilton discusses the judiciary's independence and its power of judicial review as crucial for guarding the Constitution against legislative overreach.

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Constitution of the United States

Established the framework for the U.S. government, with the Bill of Rights protecting individual liberties and limiting government power.

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Letter from Birmingham Jail

In this letter, Martin Luther King Jr. defends civil disobedience against unjust laws and emphasizes the moral responsibility to combat racial injustice.

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Bill of Rights

First 10 amendments to the constitution