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Anti-Federalist Paper Henry’s Speech to Virginia delegation Federalist Papers #10 & #51 Anti-Federalist Paper Henry’s Speech to Virginia delegation

The Federalist #10 Why does Madison think the problem of a “Minority” faction is easy to handle? Conversely, why is he so troubled by the potential of a majority faction? How does he distinguish direct democracy from a republican gov’t? What is he getting at when he terms elected representatives “proper guardians of the public weal”? Why does he think that “extensive republics” are more likely to produce such representatives than small ones?

The Federalist #51 How did Madison think the necessary separation of powers among the 3 branches should be achieved? What did he consider to be the greatest difficulty in creating a government? What solution did he suggest? What 2 reasons did Madison give to argue the judiciary should be selected differently from the other 2 branches? How are Madison’s concerns about the “equal power of self-defense” reflected in our system of checks & balances? Is Madison a good source of information about the document? Why or why not?

Patrick Henry’s Speech Why was Henry’s objection to the use of the words, We the People? In what way did Henry think the convention had overstepped its authority? What did Henry see as the chief danger of the proposed Constitution? What did Henry mean when he said states are the “soul of the Confederation?” Do you agree that it would be easy for a President to make himself an absolute ruler? Explain your answer.