Federalist No. 10 (part 1) | US government and civics | Khan Academy

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Part 1 of a close reading of excerpts of Federalist No. 10 where Madison makes the case that the type of large republic constructed by the Constitution of 1787 is favorable to any other form.
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Комментарии : 25

@zacharysalazar7000 2 года назад

This tutor got me through some math courses years ago. Here he is doing history ?! This dude is talented!

@dominicsusskind79 6 лет назад

this manz is a whole G 13/10 would cheat on this assignment again

@Nuhtzac 5 лет назад

This really helps, was struggling trying to read this primary source for class. Thank you so much!

@rook666 5 лет назад

You're not alone!

@quentinm.williams9 3 года назад

Thank you very much. I have a quiz due by sunday and studying so I can understand everything

@BennettYancey 3 года назад

We read about half of this document for my GED class the past couple of days. It's very interesting, and helps explain why certain things are the way they are in American politics.

@trentp151 2 года назад

Yep... democracy is causing problems... Luckily, it is explicitly stated in our founding documents that we are a REPUBLIC, not a democracy. Khan was wrong when he thought that Madison was explaining a "flavor of democracy." He was actually explaining why democracy in a republic is a bad thing.

@alejandrocarrillo3376 4 года назад

Very relevant to today's time... its sad

@argster100 3 года назад

Why is it sad?

@lourdesornelas5857 6 лет назад

gift from god himself

@adammontoya8329 4 года назад

I'd argue that his views may be less elitest and more idealist, as to finding a more suitable representative in a more populous republic.

@trentp151 2 года назад

A republic is not a flavor of democracy... A republic does not have political factions, whereas a democracy does. Madison was pointing out why democracy was a bad thing in the republic that was founded.

@alexanderup6095 3 года назад

To what extent do political parties represent the factions Madison warned against in Federalist 10?

@BennettYancey 3 года назад

I see political parties as evidence of the factions Madison mentioned along with interest groups in general.

@filtrations 6 лет назад

a godsend

@trentp151 2 года назад

This is clearly a democrat take on what Madison wrote about our republic. Food for thought: "democracy" was never once mentioned in the US Constitution nor the Declaration of Independence. The word "REPUBLIC" on the other hand, is mentioned. It's almost as if they gave us a republic, not a democracy, because they knew that political parties were bad, and democracy necessarily will create at least 2 political parties of opposition, each being able to remove the freedom of the other side... Democracy is 2 wolves and a sheep voting on what's for dinner, and our founding fathers knew this, which was why they gave us a REPUBLIC, not a democracy.