3. According to Madison: (Select all that apply)
a) Ultimately, we must have faith that government will be run by enlightened statesmen who put themselves above politics and seek the public good.
b) Where there is no impartial judge to settle disputes the most powerful faction is likely to prevail
c) Settling disputes must be done by the people themselves, not by government authority
d) Many important acts of legislation, including taxation, require an impartial judge.

4. Why does Madison reject a pure democracy (a system where a small number of citizens assemble and administer the government in person)? (Select all that apply)
a) It can control factions if they are a minority but not if they form the majority
b) It doesn’t protect the weaker party in disputes
c) It cannot cure the mischiefs of faction
d) It is always incompatible with the rights of property and personal security

5. According to Madison, the true interests of the country are best determined by:
a) The election of a chosen body of citizens
b) The people themsleves
c) George Washington
d) By those committed to the protection of their property

Answer:

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Explanation:

3: A ( Madison supported the good of the public )

4: C and maybe B (C because you can compare our world today that theres still some stuff needed to be fixed and maybe b because stuff like the Green's or whatever political parties that are small don't get there voice heard )

5: B ( since the country was meant to be decided by the people )

Supporters of the view expressed in "An Awful Blot" would most likely call for
which of the following government actions?
O A. Expanded subsidies for industrial entrepreneurs
B. Increased regulation and oversight of industry
C. Reduced westward expansion into rural areas
D. Restrictions on strikes and labor stoppages
SUBMIT

Which of these is the Federal Trade Commission (FTC)?

A. cartel

B. consumer advocacy group

C. government contractor

D. competition regulator

Question 7
Gambling in the long run can never be an investment and is always about losing
money, not making money.
True.
False.

Until it was destroyed, the Library of Alexandria was important in Ancient Egypt because

A) Pharaoh Ramses II was buried there.
B) it taught most Egyptians how to read & write.
C) it served as center of learning and scholarship.
D) Caesar constructed it during his conquest there.