In this essay we will discuss the significance of the federalists’ papers and the people whom wrote it. Define the meaning of federalism, separation of powers and republic in the papers. How we are structured today was impacted from this constitution. The great founding fathers Madison, Hamilton, and Jay wrote these anonymously. The importance of New York in 1787 was when it came down to the voting of some were for federalists and the more rural upstate areas were antifederalists. New York was the only major state left, the constitution needed this support because it was so close to being effective.
Madison, Jay and Hamilton were known as “Publius” that was there anonymously name, to help the citizens of New York urge to ratify the U.S Constitution this consisted of printing in the newspapers and containing eighty-five articles from 1787-1788, this was an important source from understanding and interpreting origin of the constitution. They established the principles needed that a strong government wanted, Alexander Hamilton was the main writer of these, recruiting Jay and Madison to join him in writing these papers.
James Madison one of the founding fathers was born March 16, 1751 in Virginia he was big impact on the constitution, federalist papers, and bill of rights. While he
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Departments might, "by their mutual relations, be the means of keeping each other in their proper places." This saying they cannot over power each other and become stronger they trying keep equal. Each department has its own strategy sort of will you can call it that they are in charge of. These can refer to checks and balances. Except the legislative tends come out the strongest so they separated it between house and senate these go through different methods of the election some process take longer depending on the senate or