Understanding Federalist No. 10

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Ways to remove factions (Federalist No. 10)

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Suppressing liberty & uniform opinions

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Main source of conflict among citizens

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Unequal distribution of wealth

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Ways to prevent oppressive majority

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Preventing same emotion/interest in majority

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Instability of pure democracies

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Prone to violent destruction

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Republic's solution to faction problems

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Representation by elected officials

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Difference between Republic and Pure Democracy

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Larger population and territory

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Not likely to be felt in a large group:

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Trust

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Solution for size of a republic

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Assign tasks to local interests

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Less likely to spread throughout the Union

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Radical redistribution of property

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Characteristic of a large republic

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Greater security for minorities