Philosophers
Who was Locke and what were his ideology's?
John Locke was a English philosopher who believed in State of Nature, Natural Rights, Representative Democracy, Consent of the Government, and No laws No Freedom
Federalism allows states to deal with their own little what?
Issues
What is federalism?
A constitutional argument where power is distributed t the federal and state governments
Who lead the anti federalist?
Patrick Henry and George Mason
Who lead the federalist?
James Madison, and Alexander Hamilton
Who was Hobbs and what where his ideology's?
Thomas Hobbs was an English philosopher who believed in Self Preservation, Impose Laws, Absolute Monarchy, Government Control, and One Dictator Unlimited Power
State laws can serve as ___ for other states and the federal government
What does federalism allow both governments to do?
Exercise authority over individuals
Why didn't they want the Constitution to be ratified?
They were afraid of tyrannical government
What did the federalist do to convince people?
Write a series of essays known as the Federalist Papers
Who was Montesquieu and what were his ideology's?
Montesquieu was a french philosopher who believed in Separation of Powers, Equal but different Powers, Classification of systems of government based on their principles, Executive, legislative, judicial, and Would avoid Despotism
Define expressed powers?
Things Specificity states in the first 3 articles of the Constitution.
Why do we have federalism?
It checks the growth of tyranny
One reason they didn't want the Constitution to be ratified because in the Constitution it doesn't state what?
God
How many essays did the federalist write?
85
Who was Jean-Jacques Rousseau and what were his ideology's?
Jean-Jacques Rousseau was a Genevan philosopher who believed in Human Development, Balance between Emotion and Reason, Women are naturally different from men, Education should foster human development, and Education of Natural Man
Define implied powers
Powers assumed by congress
Federalism allows unity without what?
Uniformity
One reason they didn't agree was because it slowly eliminates the power of what government?
State
What did Federalist 10 talk about?
The problem with factions
What two philosophers affected the U.S and the documents we use today?
Locke and Hobbs
Define inherent powers
Powers in the fields of foreign affairs
What does federalism encourage?
Experimenting
The anti-federalist wanted a bill of what?
Rights
What did Federalist 51 talk about?
Separation of Powers