How did the federalist papers generate support for ratifying the constitution?

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The <u>most important factor</u> in gathering support for the ratification of the constitution was the inclusion of the Bill of Rights.

Many anti-federalists were wary of the power the would be given to the federal government, they feared that they would abuse this power and in the end, it would result in a government just like the British, supporting only the aristocrats and leaving the people without a say in the matter.

With that in mind, James Madison assured the anti-federalists that the Bill of Rights would be placed to safeguard the rights and freedom of the people in order to prevent a despotic government.

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