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Ratifying the Constitution Chapter 8 Section 3 Ratifying the Constitution

Federalism A system of government in which power is shared among the federal government and the states

Federalist People who supported ratification of the Constitution for Example: James Madison

Antifederalist People who opposed ratification of the Constitution for example: Patrick Henry

Essays that explained and defended the Constitution The Federalist papers Essays that explained and defended the Constitution

Influential Virginian who opposed ratification of the Constitution George Mason Influential Virginian who opposed ratification of the Constitution

Bill of Rights Set of amendments to the Constitution passed to protect individual rights