1.When Hamilton uses the word "factions," whom is he referring to? What groups?

"Factions" is a group of people that have an akin idea, which is a political party. There were two political parties, the Federalists, and the Democratic- Republicans.

2.Madison illustrates two methods for dealing with the violence of factions?

The two methods for dealing with factions are removing its causes and controlling its effects. To remove the causes of factions is by destroying the liberty and giving to every citizen the same opinions, passions, and interest.

3.Why won't the two methods listed in question two not work?

The two methods won't work because you would have to destroy the citizens' rights which would destroy the government.

4.According to Hamilton, What was the most common cause of factions?

The most common cause of faction would be the …show more content…
5.The two powers John Locke says a man has been, the preservation of himself and others within the permission of the law of nature. Another power was the power to punish the crimes committed against that law.

6.A man gives up both, but he joins in a private, which was a politic society, incorporates into any commonwealth and separate from the rest of mankind.

Chapter XI

1.The great end of men entering into society is to be safe and at peace in their use of their property, the instrument by which this is to be achieved is and the laws established in that society.

2.In section 142, some of the "bounds of trust' are the law of God and nature, and to the legislative power of every commonwealth. To put in them by the society and in all forms of government.

Summary

1.The Declaration of Independence and the Constitution are documents that were influenced by John