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Federalist vs. Anti-Federalist A Debate over Ratification

Who were the Federalists? supported the Constitution and a strong national government Federalists included were James Madison, Alexander Hamilton, and John Jay (wrote the Federalist Papers)

The Federalist Papers What? Who wrote them? Why? A series of essays that explained and supported the U.S. Constitution Who wrote them? Madison, Hamilton, and Jay Why? To get the public to support the Constitution

Who were the Anti-federalists? Believed that the Constitution created a national government that was too powerful. Opposed the Constitution because there was no Bill of Rights to protect individual freedoms Famous Anti-Federalist included Patrick Henry and George Mason