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What problem did Anti-Federalists have with the Constitution? They felt that the central government had been given too much power
2. What was the Bill of Rights? A document added to the Constitution to protect the rights of the individuals
3. What is one reason the U.S. Constitution has survived for more than 200 years It was very flexible and adaptable to everybody's needs
4. What was an Anti-federalist? People who opposed the Constitution
5. What was a federalist? Supporters of the Constitution including James Madison George Floyd George Washington Benjamin Franklin Alexander Hamilton.
6. Which group of Federalist leaders were responsible for writing the Federalist Papers? Alexander Hamilton James Madison and John jay
How did the Federalist Papers try to reassure Americans about the new federal government created under the Constitution? Richard the Americans at the new federal government will not overpower the newly created States
Article V of the Constitution provides for a way to change (amend) the Constitution. How are amendments added to the Constitution? Proposed amendments that must be approved by 2/3 of both houses of Congress and 3/4 of the new States before taking effect
What documents influenced the legislators the most when creating the Bill of Rights? Virginia Declaration event rights the English Bill of Rights and the Declaration of Independence
10. Several states were hesitant to ratify (approve) the Constitution and would only do so if… It was promised that individual rights would be protected and indeed to the final document.
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