DO NOW What arguments did Federalists make about ratifying the Constitution? How about Antifederalists?

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DO NOW What arguments did Federalists make about ratifying the Constitution? How about Antifederalists?

204: The Federalist papers 10/24 204: The Federalist papers

ARTICLE 4 (CONSITITUION)

Federalists v. Anti Federalists Federalists supported a strong federal gov Anti-Federalists supported a weak federal gov

Federalists Supported Constitution Checks & balances and separation of power protect against tyranny Need strong fed gov for trade, $$$, and defense Bill of Rights unnecessary since gov’s power already limited Alexander Hamilton

ANTI-FEDERALISTS Supported A.o.C. Nation too large & diverse for one fed gov. Fed gov. too far from most communities States would lose freedom Bill of Rights needed Thomas Jefferson

The Federalist Papers (p.

Summarize James Madison’s argument IN FAVOR OF the Constitution Summarize James Madison’s argument IN FAVOR OF the Constitution. Cite two pieces of specific evidence.