Chapter 4 L28th
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Objective
• Understand the basic arguments of the Federalists and Antifederalists.
• For and Against the ratification
• After the Federal Convention released...
• Each state received a copy of the Constitution to approve.
• George Washington approved it.
• But, this was not enough to persuade people in each state.
The Debate Goes Public
Federal
• A system of government in which the central government shares authority with the states.
• Central government
• People who supported the constitution were called Federalists.
Alexander Hamilton
• Started the Federalist party
• Wrote the majority of the Federalist pamphlets
• These defended the Constitution
• Second person in charge of the National Treasury
James Madison
• The person who wrote almost the entire Constitution.
• Also wrote the Bill of Rights.
• (More on this later...)
• Only Federalist president
• 4th President of the United States
John Jay
• Helped write and make many Federalist pamphlets
• He was also with Benjamin Franklin when he signed the Treaty of Paris.
• Virginia
• Very much disliked the Constitution
• Without a Bill of Rights.
• Many people felt this way
Patrick Henry
Antifederalist
• Wanted their rights to be guaranteed
• Looked to the English Bill of Rights
• Why did the Framers chose to leave out a bill of rights
Antifederalist
• They also questioned the legality of the whole entire meeting.
• How could people just meet without telling anyone?
• Create an entirely new document
• Change the whole New World
Antifederalist
• They began to publish their fears and questions
• People started to question the Constitution.