3d Day 1 Live Lesson

3d Federalism / Federalism Papers

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Multiple Choice

Which statement is true?

• Only the U.S. Vice President presides over a senate

• Only the Virginia Lieutenant Governor presides over a senate

• Both preside over a senate at different levels of government

• Neither presides over a senate

Multiple Choice

What is one major difference between the Vice President and Lt. Governor offices?

• Only one is elected

• Only one works with a legislature

• One may become President, the other may become Governor

• Both replace the same leader

Drag and Drop

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is elected as a part of a package deal with someone else. The​

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is elected separately from the other people he or she serves with.

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Vice President

Lt. Governor

Today, you will learn about two of the Federalist Papers

Reminder: The Federalism Papers were

a series of essays written back in the 1780s to convince people to ratify, or approve, the new U.S. Constitution.

There are 85 total essays in the Federalist Papers.

For the SOLs, you only need to know about two of them. Federalist 10 and Federalist 51.

You need to know what a faction is.

A faction is a group of citizens, whether a majority or minority, who are united by a shared passion or interest that is opposed to the rights of other citizens or the overall good of the community

A faction is another name for political party.

In Federalist 10, Madison argues for how to control Factions.

Think of them like different cliques or interest groups within your school or community: they all want something specific, but sometimes what one group wants might negatively affect others. In government, examples of factions include different political parties or specific interest groups within those parties, like the House Freedom Caucus within the Republican Party or the progressive wing within the Democratic Party.

Today's Mini-Quiz Code:

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