There are economic problems during the 1780’s and the war had destroyed huge part of the American economy. Economic downfall and division became two of the issues that congress should address during that time. After the war, the country was left with high-level of debt that caused economic crisis. The farmers and the supplies of food to the country are the most affected by the debt problems. This economic crisis became a threat to the future of the new republic. The state and the national level had a hard time in making decisions on how they will respond to the serious economic issues. Some laws were passed to help deal with individual debts particularly of farmers. These new policies became more favorable to farmers that provoke the anger of the higher class. According to James Madison, there was political struggles …show more content…
In separation of powers, each branch of government is occupied by officials. The chief executive is selected independently by the congress. This distinguishes the system from the parliamentary government’s democratic arrangement. In a federal system, power is divided between a central nation and the states with their own constitutions. Federalism will work well for a large geographic nation like of U.S, therefore is can be a great remedy for certain democratic problems like economic crisis and the clash between groups with property and those without property. In Federalist #10, Madison favored an indirect democracy upon assessing the human nature in relation to division. He discussed the fact that democratic governments are likely to be violent, short lived and contentious in nature. Stability will be affected once violence exist and tyranny could take over with the promise of peace where public liberty is at stake; therefore the country’s republican organization is a positive