Federalists and anti-federalists made different arguments about the new government. Drag each argument to the correct group.

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dalvyx [7]2 years ago

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<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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