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Mr. Belyea

Social Studies Unit 5- Lesson3 Review

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federalists people who supported the Constitution
federal related to the national government
antifederalists people who were against the Constitution
The Federalists a group of essays in support of the Constitution
amendement a change or addition to the Constitution
Bill of Rights the first 10 amendments to the Constitution
what were Nationalist known as Federalists
what did federalist support they supported the Constitution
why did federalist like the Constitution because it created a strong federal, or national, government
what were Antifederalist against they were against the Constitution
why were Antifederalists against the constitution because they thought it would take power away from the states, that it did not protect the peoples rights, and that the government would pass laws that were not good for all states
what did federalists work to do pass the Constitution
what did the federalist write in 1787 they wrote a group of essays called The Federalist
what did the essays called The Federalist argue it argue against antifederalist point of view
what did the federalist promise to add to Constitution to add a Bill of Rights
what are the Bill of Rights first 10 amendments, or changes, to the Constitution
what do the Bill of Rights do limit the government power, gives certain rights or freedoms to Americans
What happened by 1790 all 13 states accepted the Constitution
what was the Constitution an important step in doing building a fair and strong government
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