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What fears did the Anti Federalists have that people express today?
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Socialism is the fear of the Anti-Federalists because the Democrats and what was his stance on people using democracy as a government.
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Would Abraham Lincoln be Republican or Democrat if he were alive today?
i DONT KNOW THAT'S WHY I AM ASKING!!!!!!!!!!!! He didn't care for parties. He learned that the "party" he supported was starting to call themselves "federalists" who believed in strong central government. His opponents called themselves Republicans because they believed in the liberties of the American people. He believed in both and loudly proclaimed so, that parties would tear this country apart. In today's time Republicans are what would have been Democrats and the "Federalists" of his time would now be Republicans.
How many people work in the White House?
200 people work in the White House today
Who should be considered an American today?
People who have citizenship card are considered as an American today..........
How do the people of the region Atlantic region live?
they live as we do today
How does the CCC menu compare with what people eat today?
suckmytoe
How was the dispute between the federalists and the anti-federalists resolved?
It wasn't. we still have republicans and democrats today, which are forms of the federalists and antifederalists
Which of today's controversial issues passed with little debate between Federalists and Anti-Federalists?
the right to keep and bear arms
What were the anti-federalists fears about new constitution?
that the government wuld turn socialist like it is doing today. the government must realize it is not us that serves them but they who serve us. the government must step out of our daily lives and leave us alone. stop trying to nationalize our businesses and healthcare.
Arrange the following to form a meaningful sentence 1. when rajdhani express rammed 2. into a local passanger 3. about 150 people were injured and 30 killed 4. early today?
early today about 150 people were injured and 30 killed when rajdhani express rammed into a local passenger
What were the anti-federalists fears about the new constitution?
that the government wuld turn socialist like it is doing today. the government must realize it is not us that serves them but they who serve us. the government must step out of our daily lives and leave us alone. stop trying to nationalize our businesses and healthcare.
How do Americans fears about the world situation today compared with their fears during the 1950s and 1960s?
Well um to be honest...you could try to suck my butt hole to find the answer. Truth is, i helped many people find the answers there looking for. So come check it out bro.
Why is invasion literature still relevant today?
it explores common fears and anxiety-APEX
What was the major issue of disagreement?
the major issue was the federalists versus the anti-federalists. Two opposing groups with differing views on how the government should be run. Kinda like the democrats and republicans today. Federalists favored a stronger national government and the anti-federalists favored a weaker federal goverment, more power for the state governments.
What party was the Constitution?
At the time of the writing of the US Constitution, political parties as we know them today were not involved. There were two opposing groups during that time, the Federalists and the Anti-Federalists. The Federalists wanted more government control over the states, and the Anti-Federalists were something like today's Libertarians (wanting more independence for the states). These two groups had to compromise to get our constitution ratified. The Bill of Rights, the first 10 amendments to the constitution, was included because it guaranteed that the federal government could not have too much control over individuals: This was done to satisfy the Anti-Federalists.
How would the federalists and antifederalists view the power held by congress today?
The antifederalists would be appalled at the degree to which power has been transferred to Congress and U.S. Government. I suspect even the federalists would be uneasy.
How do the federalists arguments in support of government power reflect issues facing Americans today?
it helps alot of the issues
Why are the Federalists and Anti- Federalists debates still relevant today?
yes because they still think that the government might abuse its power yet the government is still standing
