Factions
Government
Representation
100

What is a Faction?

A Small Organized Dissenting Group Within a Larger one, especially in politics.  (Political Parties)

100

What is the Governments Purpose?

To Protect the Rights of the People it Represents.

100

What is a Representative?

A Person Chosen or Appointed to Act or Speak for Another or Others
200

What are Two Ways to Control a Faction?

Removing it's causes, and controlling it's effects.

200

What Two Governments does James Madison like to Compare and Contrast?

Pure Democracy or Republic

200

According to James Madison, Who Has a Better Idea of What "the People" want? Representatives of the people OR the People Themselves?

The Representatives.

300

What are the Two Ways to Remove the Causes of a Faction?

Destroying it's liberty, and Make Everyone Equal


300

Does James Madison Want a Strong Central Government or Keep the Confederacy of the Articles of Confederation?

He Wants a Strong Central Government.

300

Which Republic will have a Greater Chance of Having Better Choices When Choosing a Representative?


Small or Large Republics

Large Republics

400
Why do the People not have to Worry About the Minority Faction?

The Majority can Overrule the Minority.

400

What is the Most Dangerous Thing that has Happened to Past Governments?

The Government has Become Corrupt and has Caused Injustices, Instability, Confusion.

400

Is it Possible to Have as Many Representatives as people, if the government wants to prevent the abuse of power?


Yes or No

No

500

What is the Oldest and Most Common Faction?

The Rich and the Poor.

500

Is the Current Government (the Articles of Confederation), Following the Principal of Majority Rule, Minority rights? 


Yes or No

No

500

What are the Two Reasons Elected Representatives are Better than Democracy.

They Make Long Term Decisions


They Represent Their People