<h3>Arguments of the Federalist</h3>
The Federalists were the group that argued in favor of a central government.
- They wanted a government that had a central power
- They wanted balance in the three branches of government that existed.
- They wanted these three branches to protect the rights of the people of the United States.
<h3>Arguments of the Anti-Federalists.</h3>
The anti-federalists were the groups that did not support a strong federal government.
- They argued that a strong federal government would take power away from the state and the local governments.
- They argued that the federal government would be too far away to know and meet the needs of citizens in the country.
- They argued about a lack of a bill of rights for the people in the constitution.
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<span>Its either linguistics or sociolinguistics.</span>
yes becouse if its the state your from
Answer:
not enough information but based off other ppl's questions..
Explanation:
4,10,11 = not a right traingle
4,4, square root of 32 = right traingle.
8,7, square root of 113 = right triangle
4,4, square root of 24 = not right triangle
7,8,15 = not a right triangle
