most anti-federalists believed that farming should be the basis of the u.s. economy. what can you infer was the reason behind th
is belief? most anti-federalists owned textile factories in new england and needed cotton to support their businesses. most anti-federalists represented states in the south were plantations and small farms were plentiful. most anti-federalists were northern bankers who loaned lots of money to farmers. most anti-federalists were merchants in the north and needed cash crops to export.
Answer: most anti-federalists represented states in the South were plantations and small farms were plentiful.
The Anti-federalists were those who opposed the ratification of the Constitution. Moreover, they supported strong state governments and a weak central government, similar to the one created by the Articles of Confederation. Anti-federalists were mostly landowners, with the support of other lanowners and small farmers. Therefore, they also believed that farming should be the basis of the United States economy.
That's right. The American Revolution was the first instance of guerrilla warfare; they had home turf advantage and were able to catch the British off guard frequently.
