1. Federalists and Anti-Federalists Identiying the opposing sides in the fight for ratification. What is the difference between Federalism & Anti-Federalism? Mr. AikenFCHS Jacksonville, FL APUSH

2. Warm-Up: Patrick Henry On The Stamp Act In your group please complete the ‘Primary Source Analysis Worksheet’ on Patrick Henry’s final thoughts regarding the ‘Stamp Act’ in a speech to the Virginia House of Burgesses.

3. Spiral Notebooks Handouts: –The Critical Period [Per. 4] –Period 4 Overview

4. Warm-Up: Primary Source Document Analysis Please read the directions on the ‘Primary Source Analysis Worksheet for a letter from a Pennsylvania farmer. After reading the letter analyze the document through the six questions. This is an independent exercise

5. Review What were the major debates when approving the constitution?

6. Review Small States vs. Large States North / Urban vs. South / Rural - Plantation

7. Review One more debate left before the constitution is ratified! Ratified: approved

8. Debate Federalist vs. Anti-federalist If you had to make a guess what do you think each of the two mean?

9. Federalist: Fears THE FEAR OF FEDERALIST! Small government in which a minority gain power.

10. Anti-Federalist: Fears The biggest threat to the people is the tyranny of the government. – If is too big, it will have too much power, and consolidate, eventually leading to the government being ruled by a powerful elite

11. ISSUE 1: Size of Government Federalist: wanted a big strong government Anti-Federalist: Smaller and Weaker National Government

12. Federalist: Individual Rights The Federalists were more concerned with promoting the common good of everyone then protecting individual rights

13. Anti-Federalist: Individual Rights Concerned with protecting the rights of the individual people and states, then promoting the pubic good as a whole.

14. Federalist: Individual Rights The checks and balances are enough to keep the government from taking the rights of the people away

15. Anti-Federalist: Individual Rights The rights guaranteed to the people should be included in the Constitution or else they are not guaranteed.

16. ISSUE 2: Rights Federalist: care more about common good Anti-Federalist: care more about individual rights

17. Federalist: Representation The federal government should be run by well educated and experienced men, the elite. These are the men that are best educated and will be able to make the best decisions.

18. Anti-Federalist: Representation People in power should represent the people voting –Could be anyone

19. ISSUE 3: Representation Federalist: Well educated and experience men should run government Anti-Federalist: representatives should be similar to the people they represents

20. Alexander Hamilton James Madison John Jay

21. Federalist Federalist Papers: James Madison, Alexander Hamilton, and John Jay wrote the Federalist Papers to sway people to their side.

22. Federalist The Roots of Federalism – a brief video

23. Cato’s Letters Brutus Centinel Federal Farmer Thomas Jefferson Patrick Henry

24. Take a moment and reflect…. Do the Anti-Federalists care more about protecting individual rights or promoting the common good? Do the Federalists care more about protecting individual rights or promoting the common good?

25. Question: What do you think Samuel Adams was?

26. Quote Throw down! You will be shown a quote and you must decide WHO SAID THIS? –The Anti-Federalists or the Federalists Discuss the question in your group then come to a consensus on the answer.

27. “All communities divide themselves into the few and the many. The first are the rich and well born; the other, the mass of people…. The people are turbulent and changing; they seldom judge or determine right. Give therefore the first class a ….permanent share in the government….they therefore will ever maintain good government.” Who said it? Quote #1:

28. Quote #1 Who said it? FEDERALISTS

29. Quote #2: “It must be by this time evident to all men…that (the Articles of Confederation) is a system so radically vicious and unsound as to admit….an entire change.” Who said it?

30. Quote #2 Who said it? FEDERALISTS

31. Quote #3: “Our country is too large to have all affairs directed by a single government.” Who said it?

32. Quote #3 Who said it? ANTI-FEDERALISTS

33. Quote #4: “The small landowners are the most precious part of the state.” Who said it?

34. Quote #4 Who said it? ANTI-FEDERALISTS

35. Quote #5: “I consider the foundation of the Constitution as laid on this ground – that all powers not delegate (given) to the United States by the Constitution, nor prohibited by it to the states, are reserved to the states, or to the people….” Who said it?

36. Quote #5 Who said it? ANTI-FEDERALIST

37. Federalists vs. Anti-Federalists Pop Quiz 1. “The powers contained in the constitution….ought to be construed liberally in advancement of the public good.” 2. “I am not among those who fear the people. They, not the rich, are our dependence for continued freedom.” 3. "I had rather be a free citizen of the small republic of Massachusetts, than an oppressed subject of the great American empire.“ 4. “When the government fears the people, there is liberty. When the people fear the government, there is tyranny.

38. Question Who do you think wants a Bill of Rights added to the constitution?

39. End of the debate The Bill of Rights is added So the constitution guarantees rights that can’t be taken away Also the start of political parties! George Washington hated the idea of political parties and warned of their danger

40. 1.Your poster should be about the AOC #1 or Constitution #2 2.Make a slogan for a ‘Federalist’ and an ‘Anti-Federalist 3.Give one visual representation of either the AOC or the Constitution 4.Give at least three central tenants of either the AOC or the Constitution On the back of your poster: 1.Explain the 3 tenants you included on the poster 2.Identify 3 ways how these tenants answered colonial rule or the AOC failures 3.Based upon your knowledge of the differences between both state whether you would be a ‘Federalist’ or Anti-Federalist.’ Give three reasons. Visualizing the Articles of Confederation vs. Constitution