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Federalist 10
a strong, large republic will be better suited to controll factions
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Brutus 1
- a bill of rights is necessary to protect the people from the goverment
- Congress posseses too much power
- a free republic cannot exist in a large republic
- judicial authority will broaden federals goverments power (tyranny)
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Declaration of Indipendence
- all people are created equal
- goverments are created to protect these rights
- if the goverment does not protect these rights-> peeps must change/dystroy
- imperfect goverments hsoulnd be dystroyed, only the ones that seek to subject the people to tyranny (destruction of natral rights)
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Articles of Confederation
- Confederation of states w/ an extremly limited central gov.
- each state remains sonvreign
- unicamerial legislator ( 1 st. per vote)
-no president or judiciary
- no standing army, no forced taxation
- central goverment wa held back + innefective at governing the growing states
5
Amendments 1-8 establish:
individual rights
6
Amendment 9
rights not listed arent denied to the people
Related cases:
Roe v. Wade
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Amendment 10
powers not given to the fed gov. + not denied to the states are state powers

realted cases:
McCulloch v. Maryland, US v Lopez
8
Article 1 of The Constitution
Establishes the Executive Branch. includes the commerce clause, and the elastic clause.
related cases:
US v. Lopez
9
Article 2 of The Constitution
Establishes The Legislative branch
related cases:
NYT v. US
10
Article 3 of The Constitution
Establishes The Judicial Branch
related cases: Marbury v. Madison, Baker v. Carr
11
The Constitution does:
- outlines the Federal Govs strucutre + limits some powers
- The three branches have seperation of powers + can limit eachother w/ checks + balences
- Constitution is the supreme law
_ The Constitution emerged fromd bebate about the Articles of Confederations weaknesses
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Federalist 51
- gov should be broken into three branches
- each branch should e self sufficiant, but able to exert some power over the others
- b/c the legislative branch is so powerful, it must be split further into the HOR and Senate
13
Federalist 70
- fast, unified executive branch will counter balance the slow congress
- a longer presidential term will provide stability
- goverment officials are insulated from corruption through theur salary
- unity in the excecutive branch is the main ingredient in energy and saftey
- the presidency has been expanded on from its expressed powers
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Letter from a Birmingham Jail
- "the goal of america is freedom" so the civil rights movement will prevail
- those who are the sugects of a corrupt, oppresive goverment must take charge and demand equality
- laws that are immoral (like seggregation) arent actual laws in the eyes of God, so they dont need to be followed.
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First amendment establishes
freedom of speech. maintain that according to Citizens United vs. the FCC, money is also a form of speech
related cases:
Schneck v. US, CUv. FCC, Engle v. Vitale, Tinker v. Des Moins, NYT v. US, Wisconson v. Yoder
16
14th amendment establishes
equal protection for US Citizens
related cases:
brown v. board of education, Gideon v. Wainwright, Wisconson v. Yoder, Ros v. Wade, McDonald v. Chicago, Shaw v. Reno, Baker v. Carr, Miranda v. Arizona, Mapp v. Ohio
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6th amendment establishes:
the right to councl
related cases:
Gideon v. Wainwright
18
Due Process Clause
is in the 14th amendment. states that no citizen shall have their rights abridged without due process of the law
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4th amendment
protects the security of ones person, houses, papers, and effects
realted cases:
Roe v. Wade, Mapp v. Ohio
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2nd Amendement establishes:
the right to bear arms
related cases: Mcdonald v. Chicago, US v. Lopez
21
the 15th amendment establishes:
the right to vote cannot be abridged
related cases:
Shaw v. Reno
22
the 5th amendment establishes:
right to a grand jury, prevention from self incrimination, and prevents double jeopardy
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3rd amendment establishes:
no forced quartering of soldiers
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