Federalist Paper #10

What does Madison prefer, a large republic or a small republic?

• Small
• Large

Why is a republic preferred to a pure democracy?

• Republics are not affected by factions
• pure democracies are corrupt
• pure democracies overcome factions
• Republics are more likely to put the public good first

According to the essay, why can't we rely on quality people to overcome potential risks of bias and injustice?

• We won't always be governed by quality people
• Quality politicians don't exist
• Human weakness will always abound
• Strong leaders don't go into politics

Why is "No man is allowed to be a judge in his own cause" according to Madison?

• Humanity won't allow it
• We have judges for that
• Because it is not legal
•  because his interest would certainly bias his judgment
  

The remedy of removing the cause is "______________  _____ ___ _________ ____" according to the Madison.

• a cause to rejoice.
• against the human spirit
• worse than the disease
• a reason for life

According to Madison what are the 2 ways to control a faction?

• Remove Causes and control effects
• To prosecute the leader and declare them illegal
• To give in to the demands and adopt their views
• Let them share their views and then arrest them

What is a Faction?

• Not a whole number
• A political party
• A group of people
• When to or more people testify

What subject is Federalist #10 primarily about?

• The Bill of Rights
• Factions
• The Constitution
• The seperation of church and state