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Which statement would a federalist be most likely to agree with
The Constitution should be adopted without changes.
Why were southern states concerned about giving the federal government the power to regulate international commerce
They were worried that the government would put restriction on the slave trade. Apex
What do these headlines demonstrate about the process of ratifying the Constitution
Most states eventually agreed on the compromise of ratification with a bill of rights
What was the focus of the ratification debates in each state
whether to accept or reject the constitution.
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