The federalist felt that a bill of rights did not need to be added to the constitution. The anti-federalist, on the other hands,
said if a bill of rights was not added to the constitution they would not sign it. 1) explain why each side felt this particular way
2) identify which side won the argument
3) describe why they won the argument using evidence
1) The federalist felt a bill of rights did not need to be added because they had the 7 prinples The Anti-federalist felt the bill of right s should be added because they felt that the national government was going to be too strong
2) The Anti-federalist won
3) the anti federalists one because the federalists needed the anti federalists to sign the Constitution
With the county unit system, rural whites had disproportionately more voting power than urban African Americans or even urban whites, since population had little effect on the voting power of each county.
The Battles of Lexington and Concord were the precedent of the American Revolutionary war in 1775. It started when the British capture rebel Adams in Boston and Hancock in Lexington. It was a small tight but incredibly important. 80American military man where in town. Later word spread and everyone prepared to fight the British. They where called minutemen because they where ready to fight in any minute.
