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According to Madison, why was a dominant, uniform American culture considered dangerous?
A dominant culture was considered dangerous because it could lead to oppressive tendencies of populism.
What was the internal tension within the Federalist papers regarding the idea of a dominant culture?
The tension arose from differing views between Jay and Madison on the necessity of a dominant American culture.
How did Jay and Madison differ in their approach to preserving freedom in the nation?
Jay believed in using exclusion and assimilation to preserve freedom, while Madison advocated for embracing diversity.
What unifying theme was promoted in different art forms during the nation's first 100 years?
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When was the national anthem of the United States adopted?
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Who wrote the set of verses that became the national anthem of the United States?
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Who were the three authors of the Federalist papers?
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What was the main argument in Federalist paper number 10?
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In what year did the country become unified under a federal constitution?
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Who was not the first president of the U.S. following the Revolution?
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What was the purpose of the Federalist papers?
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What type of government system was in place from 1781 to 1789?
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