Influence of The Federalist Papers on US Constitution

In review, a collection of 85 articles and essays known as “The Federalist Papers,” which were written by Alexander Hamilton, James Madison, and John Jay to promote, vote, and influence the ramifications of the United States Constitution. These famous articles made their way into different New York newspapers and Independent Journal between October of 1787 and May 1788. During these times, the 85 essays and articles played a significant and vital role with considerable influence in assisting the constitution in becoming law. Today, the Federalist Papers are still utilized as a source of an origin to interpret the United States Constitution.
In particular, one of the most influential articles written from a philosophical perspective was the

tenth of the Federalist Paper document. Madison, wishing to avert the rule by the majority, wrote the Federalist No. 10 article. According to (Madison) No. 10 addressed how to break and control the violence effects of the political faction. Political factions were some united political figures to achieve their goals of advancing their agenda and positions.
Further, the Federalist No. 51 article was written to explain further and defend the checks and balance system in the Constitution. To assure that each branch power checks the power of the other. (madision states) in order to lay a right foundation for that separate and distinct exercise of the different power of government, which to a certain extent is admitted on all hands to be essential to the preservation of liberty. These principles also ensure men do not abuse power. Thus, implying that citizens should be given the rights to elect presidents, legislators and judges. The Federalist No. 78 article, written by Hamilton deals with clarifying and justifying the structure of the judicial system proposed under the Constitution of the United States. Furthermore, addresses the concerns and provisions to function well within the administration of the law.
As described, the Federalist Papers were vital documents because they influenced the State of New York by way of newspapers and journals to validate the Constitution. In doing so, this gained the support needed to persuade many citizens to accept and recognize the proposed constitution. The Federalist paper remain as a crucial and essential source today as a guide to understanding the author’s (founders) intent and is currently implemented today in the judicial decision for cases. Lastly, within our government, many of these principles are still vital. However, the Federalist No. 10 I believe has had the most impact on governance in America. Reason being is that this article was intended to prevent a corrupt interest from controlling another.