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Why does Madison believe that people are more capable of choosing representatives than deciding on policies first hand?
He believes that Representatives are smarter and more rational than the general public. Federalist 10 Interpretive questions, right :)
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Rational-Activist Model: Public exerts pressure electorally. Representatives must enact policy demands of the public or the public will elect some else who will enact those policies.
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A confederation governing system is a political system where its constituents decide to delegate some powers to a central governing body. Usually it is limited to certain specific policies, like foreign affairs or military co-operation. One of the features of a confederation is that a participating state has a right to withdraw from a confederation.
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