which of the following statements, best summarize the key points made by James Madison in federalist number 10

Question

Madison argued that a Republican form of government was the best defense against the threat to liberty made by fractions among the minority and or the majority of the nations population

ratification of the US Constitution is the only way to protect the Americas peer democratic form of government

argued that the US Constitution should not be ratified because it does not provide enough protection against factions

medicine argued. The political parties were an effective defense against factions

Answer 1

The statement that best summarizes the key points made by James Madison in Federalist No. 10 is:

"Madison argued that a Republican form of government was the best defense against the threat to liberty made by factions among the minority and/or the majority of the nation's population."

In this essay, Madison discusses the dangers of factions and advocates for a large republic where a representative government can mitigate their adverse effects, thereby preserving individual liberties and maintaining stability.