Madison talked about the division of power through federalism as a way of defusing power of one faction (group) in this federalist paper.
a.
federalist 10
c.
federalist 78
b.
federalist 51
d.
federalist 85

Madison talked about the division of power through federalism as a way of defusing power of one faction in "Federalist 51," since this was one of the most influential arguments in favor of a strong central government. 

The First Amendment to the United States Constitution brings the idea that all basic freedoms can not be taken away from any citizen.

By basic freedoms the First Amendment considers to be “freedom of religion freedom of speech, freedom of press, the right to peaceably assemble, and the right to petition the government.