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What basic arguments did the federalist use to support ratification?
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to have one big power and little groups of power
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What did the federalist agree to in order to gain support for the the constitution?
adding amendments to protect basic rights
What did the federalist agree to in order to gain support for the Constitution?
adding amendments to protect basic rights
What did the Federalist agree in order to gain support for the new Constitution?
adding amendments to protect basic rights
What did the federalist agree to in order to gain the support for the new constitution?
adding amendments to protect basic rights
What did the federalist agree to order to gain support for the new constitution?
adding amendments to protect basic rights
What did the Federalist agreed to in order to gain support for the new constitution?
adding amendments to protect basic rights
What did the federalist agree to in the order to gain support for the new Constitution?
adding amendments to protect basic rights
What did the federalist agree to in order to gain support for new constitution?
adding amendments to protect basic rights
Why did Anti-Federalist feel the Bill of Rights was necessary?
The people feared that from the ratification of the Constitution, there'd be a stronger central government which might take away basic rights of the people that had been guaranteed in state constitutions. The Bill of Rights ensured that the rights of all citizens are protected.
What guaranteed basic liberties and indicated some swing away from federalist centralizing?
The Bill of Rights guaranteed basic liberties, such as freedom of speech. The passage of the Bill of Rights signaled a swing away from federalist centralizing.
What are the basic arguments Arab and Israel has regarding resolving the conflict?
The basic argument is religion, a long way second is who owns the land they are on.
How did the federalist respond to the criticism of the constitution made by the anti-federalist?
The Federalists made a comprimise to issue a Bill of Rights into the Constitution to get enough support for the Constitution to be ratified. They agreed that when the first Congress was held, it would draft a Bill of Rights. The argument was a win for the Anti-Federalists. It was an important addition to the Constitution and has been a great importance in the protection of the basic rights of the American people.
