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Anti/Federalist

anti federalist and federalists papers

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Federalist #10 - author James Madison
Federalist #10 - major argument The danger of factions and how to control them
Federalist #10 - causes of factions Religious zeal, differing political parties, unequal distribution of property
Federalist #10 - form of government promoted to guard against and/or "cure" America factions A large republic
Federalist #10 - basic defenition of a republic A government in which the scheme of representation takes place
Federalist #51 - author James Madison
Federalist #51 -major arguements structure of the government must furnish the proper checks and balances between the different departments
Federalist #51 - significance of seperation of powers and checks and balances prevent any one branch from gaining too much power and to protect individual liberties
Federalist #51 - why separation of powers must exist (consider our colonial history) prevent tyranny and ensure that no single entity has complete control unlike what we had with the British
Anti Federalists Papers - general concerns concerning a strong national government Feared strong central gov would become tyranical Argued a large republic wouldnt represent diverse interests "Necessary and Proper"clause & Supermacy clause worried them (saw these as avenues for fed gov to expand its power at the expense of states)
Anti Federalists Papers - aversion to a lack of a bill of rights Concern that without explicit protections, individual freedoms would be at risk under a strong national government
Anti Federalists Papers - rights not protected freedom of the press, trial by jury right to bear arms protection against standing armies
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