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Chapter 5

TermDefinition
Federalist- Position on Constitution supported ratification
Anti-Federalist- Position on Constitution opposed ratification
Federalist- Arguments a stronger central government was needed to maintain order and preserve the Union
Anti-Federalist- Arguments a stronger central government would destroy the work of the Revolution, limit democracy, and restrict states' rights
Federalist- Strategies *emphasized the weaknesses of the Articles of Confederation *portrayed anti-federalists as merely negative opponents with no solutions
Anti-Federalist- Strategies *argued that the proposed Constitution contained no bill of rights to protect individual freedoms *claimed that the proposed Constitution gave the central government more power than the British ever had
Federalist- Advantages *strong leaders *well-organized *widespread concern about the problems under the Articles
Anti-Federalist- Advantages *widespread distrust of government power because of experiences as colonists
Federalist- Disadvantages *the Constitution was new and untried *the original Constitution lacked a bill of rights
Anti-Federalist- Disadvantages *less united than the Federalists
Federalists- Leaders *John Adams *Alexander Hamilton
Anti-Federalists- Leaders *Thomas Jefferson *James Madison
Federalist- View of the Constitution *interpret loosely *create a strong central government
Anti-Federalist- View of the Constitution *interpret strictly *create a weak central government
Federalist- Foreign Policy *Pro-British
Anti-Federalist- Foreign Policy *Pro-French
Federalist- Military Policy *develop a large peacetime army and navy
Anti-Federalist- Military Policy *develop a small peacetime army and navy
Federalist- Economic Policy *aid business *create a national bank *support high tariffs
Anti-Federalist- Economic Policy *favor agriculture *opposed a national bank *opposed high tariffs
Federalist- Chief Supporters *Northern business owners *large landowners
Anti-Federalist- Chief Supporters *skilled workers *small farmers *Plantation owners
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