3 years ago

Why did the federalist favor ratification

2 answers:

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The federalists believed that changes weren't necessary. They used to argue that the Constitution was definitely great the way it was and nothing needed to change. The Anti-Federalists did accuse the constitution of giving way too much power in the hands of the government, which was not agreed by the Federalists.

LenaWriter [7]3 years ago

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Answer:

They supported the Constitution

Explanation:

The Federalists favored ratification as they were strong supporters of the US Constitution and the system designed by the Constitution.

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