Final Exam Study Day #1

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This paper introduced the author Publius and writing in support of the newly drafted United States Constitution

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Federalist 1

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In this Federalist Paper Publius shows how a republican government is best for the people because it considers the needs of the states and the nations, and the new Constitution WILL NOT dissolve state governments

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Federalist 45

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This Federalist paper Publius argues for the dangers of factions and how the government is designed to protect against factions from destroying government

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Federalist 10

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In this Federalist Paper Publius argues that the new constitution is made to be a combination of national and state powers into the newly formed American federalism

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Federalist 39

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This ANTI federalist paper argues that governments can either use persuasion or force, the new constitution uses too much force, and that representatives live too far away to care.

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Federal Farmer #7

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This ANTI Federalist Paper argues that citizens under the A.O.C. are wealthy, courageous, and industrious, while under the new Constitution they will be lazy, violent, and turbulent.

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Agrippa 1

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This Federalist Paper is one of the most important because Publius outlines the checks and balances system that the new Constitution creates for Government.

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Federalist 51

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This group of Federalist Papers outline that H.O.R. representatives must be 25 years old, be a citizen for 7 years, live in their district, they have a term of 2 years. They must also know taxation, economy, militia of their state. The amount of representatives per state is determined by population. If a person can vote for their state legislature then they can vote for the H.O.R. What Federalist Papers are these?

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Fed 52-54

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In this Federalist Paper, Publius shows that the President will be elected through the Electoral College, which means that each state will receive a certain amount of votes for president, based on the amount of Representatives + 2 Senators. This system means that the people elect electors for a candidate and those electors then vote for president. Which Federalist Paper is this?

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Federalist 68

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In this group of Federalist Papers, Publius lays out the requirements for Senators: they must be 30 years old, be a citizen for 9 years, live in their state, and have a term of 6 years. Senators were originally appointed by the state legislations as a representation of the states' will. The Senate also has the power to ratify treaties with a 2/3 vote. Which Federalist Papers discuss these requirements?

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Fed 62-64