Name: Federalist 10 and 51, Brutus 1
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AP US Government

We dove deep into Federalist 10, 51, and Brutus 1 and talked about what they mean and why they are important. We talked about why Federalists argued for a strong, central federal government and why Anti-Federalists argued that it would harm the people.

Federalist 10 and 51, Brutus 1

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Review everything you need to know about the foundations of American democracy with these AP US Gov unit 1 Resources. You'll learn more about the principles of American government, federalism, and some key court cases and foundational documents. With a variety of resources, you'll be prepared for the exam!

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Study for the AP United States History exam with our unit 2 resources, studying from 1607 to 1754, including important topics like European Colonization, the British Colonies, Transatlantic Trade, Slavery in the Colonies, and Colonial Society and Culture.

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