• The Constitution has power to control trade.

• The Constitution had power to tax.

  
  

• Was there another group of people who were in the middle of support the Constitution?

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2. Federalists usually lived in big coastal areas. The Bill of Rights was added because the vote for ratification was so close.

   1. Why couldn't the Anti-Federalists and the Federalists come to a compromise.

1the bill of rights were 10 admendents to the constitution

2hamilton was a delagate for New York

3anti federalist thought a strong national government would not listen to the people

2 facts

1many anti federalist were from rural areas

2 many federalist were from big cities

1 question

How was the constitution so good that it still last to this day?

Two interesting facts from the reading are federalists lived in big coastal cities while Anti-federalists lived in rural areas.

One question I have is how were anti-federalists convinced to sign the constitution?

• Federalists believed in a strong central government that could help defend them against attacks.

• Federalists tended to live in big coastal cities and worked in commerce.

• Alexander Hamilton was a lawyer from New York.

2 interesting facts

• The federalist papers explained how the constitution set up such a government.

• The congress added the Bill of Rights to the constitution because it was necessary to protect individuals and states.

1 question

• How different would the world have been if the Constitution was never made?

1: learned that the Anti federalist were scared that government were going to be to strong and destroy there freedom.

2: I learned who Alexander Hamilton is.

3: I learned why the constitution was so important to America.

2 Interesting things:

1: Most people turned into federalist because they didn’t want to risk their freedom.

2: The federalist paper convicted most a New York.

1 questions: What would have happen if the constitution wasn’t ratified.

2 facts that were interesting to me were that congress was forced to add the Bill of Rights, and that Hamilton thought that the Bill of Rights was unnecessary.

One question I have is why did the Federalist Papers stop specifically at 85?

1. Alexander Hamilton was a Lawyer from New York, and he helped write the Constitution.

2. The federalist papers help convince the New Yorkers that it was better model for the government.

3. Alexander Hamilton supported the Constitution over the Articles of Confederation.

   
   

   
   

   2 interesting facts

1. The Federalist lived in large cities.

2. The anti-federalist lived in rual areas.

1 question i have:

1. Why did Alexander Hamilton think that the Bill of rights were unnecessary?

1. The Federalist papers are still useful to this day

2. Alexandr Hamilton was a lawyer

3. There were many anti federalist

2 interesting facts

1. Alexander Hamilton helped write the constitution

2. The anti federalists lived in small places unlike the federalist

1 question I have

Wee the anti federalist ever convinced to accept the constitution?

1.I learned more facts about Hamilton that I previously didn't know.

2 I learned reasons why people both supported and disagreed with the Constitution.

3. I came to a better understanding of why the early Americans were so scared of monarchy.

   
   

   
   

   One question I have:

Why did New York just up and leave?

Interesting facts

1. Federalists lived in big cities

2. Anti federalists lived in rural areas

One question

How would the federalist papers be different if Hamilton didn’t contribute?

1. The Federalist papers are still used today to help people understand what was going on in their heads 200 years ago.

2. The Bill of Rights wasn't that necessary.

3. Alexander Hamilton played a big role in the making of the Constitution.

   2 facts:

   1. Federalists didn't care for a Bill of Rights for the Constitution.

   2. federalists lived in large cities and anti-federalists lived in rural cities.

      One Question:

      Why weren't most federalists worried about not having a Bill of Rights?

1. Anti-Federalists did not support the ratification of the Constitution because they thought the government would have too much power.

2. A republic government was a system where the people elected those who govern them.

3. The Federalist Papers addressed issues with the Constitution.

2 Interesting Facts:

1. The Bill of Rights was added to the Constitution because the vote for ratification was too close.

2. Federalists usually lived in big coastal cities and worked in Commerce.

1 Question:

How many people were Anti-Federalists, and how many were Federalists?

• Three things I learned:

1. The great contribution that Hamilton have into our present government structure.

2. They did not think a Bill of Rights was need it.

3. The meaning of a republic.

   • 2 interesting facts:

     • The Constitution did not outlaw slavery

     • Only 27 amendments have been added to the constitution

     
     

     • One question:

       Why did slavery was not even considered on the Constitution?

- Constitution and Bill of Rights have been around for 200 years.

-Constitution called "law of the land."

-Alexander Hamilton helped write the Constitution

2 Interesting Facts I Learned

-I learned more about "the separation of power."

-Federalists and Antifederalists were living in separate specific areas.

1 Question I Have

-Where would our world be now if the Constitution was never made?

2) I learned how hard it was to create a stable government.

3) Many people were against the constitution.

2 INTERESTING FACTS:

1) The constitution was many essays long

2) Anti federalist wanted the add the bill of rights.

One question I have is who would the delegates have picked for the first president if George Washington denied being president.