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AP US Government
Unit 1 – Foundations of American Democracy
Topic 1.3
How do Federalist No.10 and Brutus I views' contrast regarding the potential for tyranny in a large republic?
Both view factions, not government size, as primary threats to democracy.
Federalist No.10 sees factions as a larger threat to liberty while Brutus I perceives centralized power of large republics as potentially tyrannical.
Both consider the centralization of power as main source of oppression.
Neither see any risk for tyranny in a large republic.
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