I need help with this project/essay PROJECT: CONFLICT OF INTERESTS Here's the NOTE left by the teacher ↓↓↓ Discuss the role of organized interests and the problems they present a popular government as articulated in The Federalist 10. Analyze and evaluate the effectiveness of the checks placed on them in the Constitution by evaluating the role of organized interests in today’s government. ↓↓↓

SUMMARY The Constitution was not the product of a single vision but was the result of a series of compromises. Many of the essential conflicts in government today are the same as those faced by the Founding Fathers. It has been said that "opinions are like noses, everyone has one." Usually it is fairly easy to convince others to join in a cause. Unless some checks and balances are in place a small group can control the majority. ↓↓↓

PROCESS The student will be expected to read The Federalist 10, conduct some basic research (Internet preferably) on a modern "faction," and answer the following questions in a paper of 500 words.←←← you dont have to write that.
i just want to know about the ↓↓↓ part

What does Madison mean by "faction?" (in your own words). What does Madison think are the causes of factions, and why does he think those causes cannot be removed? Do you agree? Why or why not? Find an example of competing factions today. What is their agenda? Who does their agenda help? Who does it hurt? Has their agenda been fully implemented? What obstacles prevent it or were overcome to implement it? Do Madison's checks work? Is the fact that they "clog the administration" a good thing? Why or why not?