Which of the following did Madison state was an example of a purely republican government?

Plato depicts the tyrant’s power as being supported by ___________. 

James Madison defines ______________ as “a number of citizens, whether amounting to a majority or minority of the whole, who are united and actuated by some common impulse or passion, or interest, adverse to the rights of other citizens, or the permanent and aggregate interests of the community.” 

In the reading, Madison claims that national supremacy is ______________.

Dahl, citing Arend Lijphart’s work, argues that _____________ systems promote greater consensus between people. 

In cases where there is not a clear winner (e.g. a tie), the framers designed the Electoral College so that the decision on the winner would be made by ________________. 

Which electoral system is likely to more accurately reflect citizens’ political preferences, according to Dahl?

In the Held textbook, the author argues that the revival of republicanism first arose primarily in which area?

One issue that Dahl argues the states could not agree in, and that resulted in a one-sided compromise, was the issue of ___________. 

______________ characterized the state of nature as a war of every man against every man, where life is short and full of struggle.