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Would you rather be an antifederalist or federalist?
I agree with the federalists because they are supporting the government. On the other hand, why agree with people who are going against government matters? The federalists are sticking up for what is right and for what we need. That's a great way to repay them for standing by our side
Why do you think the founders of our country had to write out these freedoms bill of rights amendments?
Well, it's because the Anti- Federalists wanted freedom and didn't want the Constitution like the Federalists did. The Federalists wanted the Anti- Federalists work together and create a new and better system of government.
Why did the federalists have more support than the anti federalists?
The Federalists were better organizes and had more experience. Novanet :)
What was the difference between the federalists view and the anti federalist view on government?
Federalists advocated for a strong central government, believing it was necessary to maintain order and unity, and they supported the ratification of the Constitution. They argued that a robust national government would better manage economic issues and protect individual rights. In contrast, Anti-Federalists favored stronger state governments and feared that a powerful central government would threaten individual liberties and lead to tyranny. They sought more safeguards for personal freedoms and were concerned that the Constitution lacked a Bill of Rights to protect citizens from potential government overreach.
Which viewpoint was common among Anti-Federalists?
The anti-federalists were proponents of strong state governments and a weak federal (national) government. The anti-federalists believed that a strong national government would lead to tyranny. They believed that the state governments would protect the rights of citizens better than a national government. Because there are fewer residents in each state, there is a more homogeneous culture. Think of the difference between New York and Wyoming. New York is very liberal whereas Wyoming is more conservative. The anti-federalists favored a system that was used in the Articles of Confederation, which placed more power in the state governments before the constitution was written.
Would you rather be an antifederalist or federalist?
I agree with the federalists because they are supporting the government. On the other hand, why agree with people who are going against government matters? The federalists are sticking up for what is right and for what we need. That's a great way to repay them for standing by our side
Were the federalists for a large government or for power to the states?
The federalists were for a large national government. They believed that the wealthy and well-educated people would be able to make better decisions for the country than the people (states).
Why do you think the founders of our country had to write out these freedoms bill of rights amendments?
Well, it's because the Anti- Federalists wanted freedom and didn't want the Constitution like the Federalists did. The Federalists wanted the Anti- Federalists work together and create a new and better system of government.
Why did the federalists have more support than the anti federalists?
The Federalists were better organizes and had more experience. Novanet :)
Why did Anti-federalists think that state-centered government would do a better job than the national government in terms of?
protecting and preserving the diversity of interests among the people
Why did the Federalist have more support than the anti federalists?
The Federalists were better organizes and had more experience. Novanet :)
Why did the federalist have more support than the antifederalist?
The Federalists were better organized than their opposition, and their experiences with Congress during the Revolutionary War showed that a weak central government could not be an effective one.
Accordingto the anti-federalists too strong go a national government meant?
According to the Anti-Federalists, a too-strong national government posed a threat to individual liberties and states' rights. They feared that centralization of power would lead to tyranny, undermining the autonomy of states and the freedoms of citizens. Anti-Federalists advocated for a Bill of Rights to protect personal freedoms and emphasized the importance of a more decentralized government structure that would better represent local interests.
What was the difference between the federalists view and the anti federalist view on government?
Federalists advocated for a strong central government, believing it was necessary to maintain order and unity, and they supported the ratification of the Constitution. They argued that a robust national government would better manage economic issues and protect individual rights. In contrast, Anti-Federalists favored stronger state governments and feared that a powerful central government would threaten individual liberties and lead to tyranny. They sought more safeguards for personal freedoms and were concerned that the Constitution lacked a Bill of Rights to protect citizens from potential government overreach.
Can studying history help us to live better lives today?
Yes, understanding history and how government works helps you live better.
What purpose Muslim League branch in London was established?
To create better understanding between Muslims and the British Government
Which viewpoint was common among Anti-Federalists?
The anti-federalists were proponents of strong state governments and a weak federal (national) government. The anti-federalists believed that a strong national government would lead to tyranny. They believed that the state governments would protect the rights of citizens better than a national government. Because there are fewer residents in each state, there is a more homogeneous culture. Think of the difference between New York and Wyoming. New York is very liberal whereas Wyoming is more conservative. The anti-federalists favored a system that was used in the Articles of Confederation, which placed more power in the state governments before the constitution was written.
