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I learned that the federalists and anti-federalists disagreed on the size of the government.

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I learned that the constitution

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I learned that the biggest difference between federalists and anti-federalists were their opinion on strong governments.

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I learned that anti-federalists were not for a strong natural government and federalists were for a strong natural government. Where can you find the constitution in the world now?

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I learned that the constitution works really well and that it worked so well we are still using it. I want to learn how long it took to write the constitution.

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I learned that the antifederalists were mostly farmers and small townspeople. I would like to learn more about the writers of the constitution.

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the 2nd amendment was made so you would be equal with the government.

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Learned man things in this video but the many fact that stuck out to me was that slaves weren't actually called slaves.

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I learned that antifederalists liked smaller governments. I also learned that slaves were not called slaves.

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            Athena Black                                       I learned that some people wanted slaves to vote.

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            Athena Black                                       I learned that some people wanted slaves to vote.

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I learned that antifederalists favored smaller governments and federalist favored larger governments.

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I found it interesting that there was a lot of steps and conflict about what people wanted in a new government. I don't really have a specific question on any thing just I don't understand half of this.

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I learned that anti-federalists were mainly in smaller towns. Why did they use the fraction 3/5 when counting slaves.

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In this video I learned more about the history of our government and how it became the way it is now. I also learned who was apart of making it the way it is now and what role they had to play.
-When was slavery outlawed?

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I learned that the anti-federalists may have had a slight point, in that the new government would be really controlled by the banks. I would like to learn why slavery was allowed to go on for so long.

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is it possible to take things out of the constitution

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I learned that antifederalists favored smaller governments or state governments and people that wanted federalism favored big governments. I want to know more about what was in the federalist documents

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i learned more about the constitution

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I learned that slaves weren't called slaves. If they weren't called slaves what were they called?

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I learned that anti federalists were mostly farmers since they didn't interact with the government as much.

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I learned that the federalist papers were made to convince people to vote for the constitution.

what other details were later worked out besides slavery?

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I learned that slaves weren't called slaves.

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i learned that antifedrlests where mostly in small towns

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I learned that not all people supported the constitution

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I learned that the constitution actually changed a lot more then I thought over despite the issues not being huge. I want to learn about who helped write the constitution.

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I learned that if slaves escaped to other slavery opposing countries they still were slaves and weren't free.

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I learned that most of the leaders started out poor and built their way up to being wealthy

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i learned that slaves werent actually called slaves.. so what did they call them?

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I learned about our laws and slavery including anti fedrealisim. And I want to learn about more anti federalism.

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I thought it was interesting that the Three Fifths compromise is still in the Constitution.
I want to know if anything has been taken out of the Constitution since it was ratified.

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I learned that some people were for anti federalisum

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I learned that most of the early senators were mostly just rich white men.

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I learned that the Federalist documents were persuasive essays written to convince people to ratify the constitution.

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i learned that the constitution was separated into two principles , the separation of powers and federalism.

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I learned about the laws having to do with slaves and how they tried to move to other states but that didnt work because if they moved to an other state they still would have to move back

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I learned that more than half of the government leaders had a college degree because not very many people back then had a college degree.

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I learned that that the government powers could veto eachother.

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I learned how a president can veto anything he wants

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I learned how a president can veto anything he wants

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i learned that

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I learned about the slave laws. I wondered how the masters came back to get their slaves and found them

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I learned that 3 slaves counted as 5 people. I want to know more about how the constitution still exits

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I learned about our laws about slavery. I wondered how escaping to the North then helped the slaves if the constitution says it shouldn't. I would like to learn how they changed that. I also feel like I learned about the house of representatives.

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I learned that most leaders of the government were wealthy. They might've had bias for being wealthy and smart.

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I learned that Alexander Hamilton wanted presidents to serve for life, but that thought was immediately vetoed.
I want to learn more about how much the constitution has changed and not changed since it was created.

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I learned that I learned that the three fifths slave law is still in the constitution.

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I learned that the president can veto things, also weird fact i learned that Alexander Hamilton got shot

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I learned that rich people were worried some poor people might vote for presidents because of land so senators were elected by state legislators. I would like to learn more about the branches of government.

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I learned that there were federalists and anti-federalists, people for and against federalism. Federalists wanted a large government and anti-federalists
wanted a small government.

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I learned that not solving the issue of slavery in the constitution was a good and bad thing. The reason that we put off the issue of slavery in the constitution in the first place was so that the southern states (who had slaves) would ratify the constitution because the Articles of confederation was week. But the effect of procrastinating the issue of slavery lead to the American Civil War. I would like to know more about how the constitution and government handled are affairs with other nations.

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I learned that Thomas Jefferson was glad that there was a rebellion (shay's rebellion), stating that a little rebellion here and there is a good thing.

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I learned the constitution stayed as our government since they've made it. I would like to learn all of our rights in the constitution.

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Trevor Hoffman - Crash Course Constitution

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Trevor Hoffman - Crash Course Constitution

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I I learned that the slave laws are still in the Constitution.
I want to learn more about what has kept our government so strong.

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I thought it was interesting how long this constitution has been around.
I want to learn more about what Alexander Hamilton's role was in this.

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I found it interesting that the size of each state and the number of slaves that state owned effected how much of an impact they had on the government.

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i learned that not everyone votes only a certain amount of people vote for someone to be elected

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i learned that not everyone votes only a certain amount of people vote for someone to be elected

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I found it interesting that the government waited so long to do more about slavery. I want to learn more about all the thing the constitution did.

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Rachael Morgan- Crash Course constitution

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Rachael Morgan- Crash Course constitution

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I learned that the first year for presidential election was in 1788 and the Constitution hasn't really had any changes made to it.

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Caleb Medeiros Crash Course Observations

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Caleb Medeiros Crash Course Observations

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I found it interesting that the constitution has not been changed in so many years. I would like to learn why it hasn't changed and what the most recent change was.

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I found it interesting that more than half of the government leaders had a college degree. My question is, Why did the government want us to own weapons.

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I learned that Hamilton was the person who wanted everyone to have a gun. I want to learn more about the small government.

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I learned about how there were federalists and antifederalists, so people who wanted large government and people who wanted small government.

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I found it interesting that the government waited so long to do more about slavery. I want to learn more about all the thing the constitution did.

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Avery Banasik - Crash Course Constitution 

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Avery Banasik - Crash Course Constitution 

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I learned about the antifederalists being against a strong government. Along with this, i learned many of the reasons why the believed that there should be a small government. I would like to learn more about the slaves since that interested me the most in the video.

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I found it interesting how long it to establish the Articles of Confederation and how much arguing was involved. I would like to learn more about why slaves were called "other people".

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I learned that after so many years the constitutions has not made any big change. Without the constitutions our country would not be where it is now. I want to learn more about the people who wrote it.

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I learned that Slave laws are still in the  constitution

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I found it interesting that the Articles Of Confederation lasted 10 years. I want to learn more about what is in the Constitution

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Elle Brinkman - Crash Course Constitution

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Elle Brinkman - Crash Course Constitution

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I found out that Alexander Hamilton wanted the president to serve for life. I want to learn more about why we still have the law about counting a slave as 3/5 of a person.

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I found it interesting that the federalists still won and it seems as though the constitution wasn't built on the peoples wants and needs.

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I found it interesting that the people had the right to be equally armed to defend themselves against a standing army.

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I found it interesting that people always called slaves 'other persons' instead of slaves at the time. I would like to learn more about why they never referred to slaves as slaves.

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I learned that James Madison, Alexander Hamilton, and John J wrote a long collection of essays stating why the government should have a lot of power.

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Sara Zdrojewski - Crash Course: The Constitution

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Sara Zdrojewski - Crash Course: The Constitution

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I found it interesting that it only took one person to establish the practice of judicial review. What are the contents of the Constitution?

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I learned that even if a slave could escape to a place were slavery was banned, if caught, they would have to be returned to their owner.

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Katie Beasley  Crash Course Observations 

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Katie Beasley  Crash Course Observations 

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I learned about how the checks and balances keep everyone equal. I would like to know why, if so many people still don't agree with parts of the constitution, why didn't anyone speak up and have their voice heard. If someone would've expressed their opinion on slavery before 2016 maybe we could have all the missing parts if the constitution.

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I learned who wrote the federalist paper.

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Leah Carrigan - Crash Course Observations

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Leah Carrigan - Crash Course Observations

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I learned that Americans called slaves, "peoples."   I also learned that some delegates that wrote the constitution had a college degree, which was rare because most people didn't have college degrees.

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I found it interesting that half of the delegates that wrote the constitution had a college degree which was very rare.

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I learned that if a slave escaped to a state where slavery was banned, that they could still be taken back to the south if they were caught.

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Baylee Bronner- Crash Course Observations

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Baylee Bronner- Crash Course Observations

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I learned how there were federalists and anti-federalists, who would  disagree on how much power the government had will effect the country.

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I found it interesting that the same government that was written a long time ago still works today. I want to learn more about our government and how it works.

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Sidney Higgins Crash Course Observations 

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I learned that they never used the word slave and I thought that was interesting because it was like they knew they were being unfair to those people. I want to learn more about the bill of rights and find out our rights as citizens.

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I learned that when a slave would escape from their owner they couldn't stay in the northern states were it was legal for them to live freely,but they were forced to be sent back down south.

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I learned that Alexander Hamilton, James Madison and John J wrote the federalist papers that are a series of 85 essays

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I found it interesting that the northern states banned slavery, but  by law states were required to send slaves back to their masters, so really they couldn't follow their own laws.

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I learned that 3 people wrote papers defending the federalist document and that there were also people who wanted a more state ruled government. I also found it interesting that those 3 people wrote 85 essays defending federalism.

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Peyton Mannering Crash Course Observations

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Peyton Mannering Crash Course Observations

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I learned about check and balances, and how they keep all of the branches of government equal. I would like to learn more about the Federalist papers.

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I learned that antifederalists opposed the constitution and supported the local government.

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Logan Castonguay Crash Course Observations

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Logan Castonguay Crash Course Observations

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I learned that when American politicians speak of spreading democracy through the world, they don't promote our electoral college.

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I found it interesting that we have a very similar government to what we had in the 1700s. I would like to learn more about why this type of government is so strong.

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I found it interesting that going to college was uncommon at the time. I learned that Anti federalists are people that opposed the constitution and supported small, local governments.

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I found it interesting that the word slave was never used in the constitution when that was such a big deal in America at the time.

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I learned that the Executive Branch could veto laws proposed by the Legislative Branch. I would like to know more about the Bill of Rights.

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I found it interesting that our government was written by a bunch of rich racist white guys. And I find it more interesting how little we changed it from then. My question would be how these rich racist white guys were chosen.

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I found it interesting that the same type of government works in the 1700s and now when so many other things have failed over time in history. I would like to learn more about Alexander Hamilton and what he did.

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Jackson Abram - Crash Course Observations

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Jackson Abram - Crash Course Observations

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I found it interesting that the United States is the only country that has tried to use this perfect combination of checks, balances, and federalism as their form of government.

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I learned that the constitution has worked for a long time. I would like to learn more about who wrote the constitution.