Chapter 1, 2, & 5 Flashcards

1
Q

What will be lost by the states with the adoption of the new constitution?

A

The sovereignty of the nation

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2
Q

Can this new government govern such a diverse nation?

A

No

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3
Q

This new government will bring about what in the states if adopted?

A

Conflict

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4
Q

What will be needed to keep the states in line if the new constitution is adopted?

A

Standing armies

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5
Q

What is the purpose of a national government, and it should do more than this?

A

Provide mutual safety and happiness

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6
Q

The seeds of aristocracy are like what to the roots of free government?

A

Canker worms

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7
Q

What part, or whom are the few haughty families that think they must govern?

A

Federalists

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8
Q

What will happen to the people if this new constitution is adopted?

A

They will become slaves to the government

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9
Q

Who wrote the federalist #51?

A

James Madison

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10
Q

To whom was the federalist #51 written?

A

The people of the states of New York

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11
Q

Was the federalist #51 for or against a strong national Government?

A

For

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12
Q

What parts of the government are to be kept In their place?

A
  • legislative
  • executive
  • judicial
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13
Q

What is to be preserved by having separate and distinctive powers of government?

A

Liberty

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14
Q

What is meant by “ambition must be made to counteract ambition?”

A

To keep ambition from growing, you counteract it with more ambition

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15
Q

In a republic, which branch of government predominates the others?

A

Legislative

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16
Q

What can be done to limit the predominant powers?

A

Separate the legislative and have 2 separate branches.

- house and senate

17
Q

What is meant by “the different governments will control each other?”

A

State and federal

18
Q

What will happen if stronger factions can unite and oppress the weaker?

A

Anarchy will rain

19
Q

Why founding fathers distrusted democracy:

A

They feared the ignorant masses

20
Q

Grants in aid holding states hostage:

A

Give into the government

21
Q

Category grants:

A

Favored by liberal democrats

- believe the federal government knows best

22
Q

Block grants:

A

Favored by conservative

- the states know best

23
Q

James Madison’s view on human nature:

A

“If men were angels we would need no government”