Federalist 10 and Republican Government

What was the main concern of the Anti-Federalists regarding the size of a republic?

• They believed a large republic would ensure better representation.

• They thought a large republic would lead to tyranny.

• They believed a large republic would dilute the power of the states.

• They argued that a large republic would be too difficult to manage.

According to Madison, why do people form factions?

• To oppose the government.

• Because of government influence.

• Due to their shared interests and passions.

• To promote national unity.

What was Madison's view on minority factions?

• They would be beneficial for democracy.

• They would dominate the political landscape.

• They would lead to civil unrest.

• They would be suppressed by the majority.

How did Madison propose to control the effects of majority factions?

• By establishing a monarchy.

• Through a system of checks and balances.

• By creating a large republic with diverse interests.

• By limiting the power of the federal government.

What role did representatives play in Madison's vision of a large republic?

• They would act as judges.

• They would limit the power of the president.

• They would refine and enlarge local viewpoints.

• They would enforce strict laws.