Question

1. in the federalist paper number 10, james madison argues that factions (groups with shared interests) are dangerous to democratic government. which of the following is his proposed solution to control the effects of factions?

encouraging more democratic participation in smaller groups
limiting the number of political parties
granting more power to the executive branch to control factions
creating a large republic with diverse interests to prevent any one faction from dominating

Explanation:

James Madison in Federalist No. 10 argued that a large, diverse republic would prevent any single faction from gaining enough power to dominate, as the multiplicity of interests would check each other. The other options do not align with his proposed solution.

Answer:

Creating a large republic with diverse interests to prevent any one faction from dominating