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Federalist paper #51

Quiz 10-27-14

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Federalist Paper #51 was written by who? Madison
What is the topic? Checks and Balances
What is the category? The Structure of the Government Must Furnish the Proper Checks and Balances Between the Different Departments
What is the purpose? to understand how the structure of the proposed government makes liberty possible
What are the 3 main points? (first 2) 1. It defends is the way in which the Constitution sets up the government, 2. To ensure protection against tyranny or a single all-powerful branch, it is necessary to ensure that each branch is as independent and secure as the others
(continued) third point 3. To prevent both the government and factions from having too much control
What is the Goal of the Government? Protect the rights of the people
Why did the Government divide the power? To slow the growth in any one direction
Which branch is most powerful? Legislative
What did the Framers do to Congress to keep the Legislative branch from having too much power? Divided Congress into 2 houses, House of Representatives and Senate
What did dividing Congress into two houses provided? a different method of election in each branch
The House is directly elected by who? the people
The Senate, in the original Constitution, is elected by who? State Legislature
What changed that? 17th Amendment
How are they elected now? by direct election
Idea that power is divided by national and state governments that will protect self-government and the people's liberties Federalism
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