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Bill of Rights

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Anti Federalists — People who, after the American Revolution, wanted more power for individual states and were worried a strong national government might take away people's rights.
Bill of Rights — The first ten changes (amendments) added to the U.S. Constitution that list important rights and protections for people, like freedom of speech and the right to a fair trial.
Federalism — A way of sharing power between a national (federal) government and state governments so both have important responsibilities.
Majority Rule — The idea that when people vote, the choice with the most votes is the decision that will be followed.
Federalists — People who supported the new U.S. Constitution and wanted a stronger national government to help the states work together.
Amendment — An official change or addition made to a law or the Constitution to update or improve it.
The Federalist Papers — A group of essays written by supporters of the Constitution that explain why a stronger national government would be a good idea; these essays helped people understand the proposed Constitution.
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