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PCHS APUSH Unit 2

Federalists or Anti-Federalists

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who believed that the representation of different interests in the government will protect the peoples basic rights? Federalists
Who feared that the new republic would collapse because people were defying authority such as in Shay's rebellion? Federalists
Who believed that the bill of rights was unnecessary because the national gov't was limited to the powers granted by the Constitution? Federalists
Who felt that the Constitution was developed in secret meetings, and they were not supposed to write a whole new Constitution, but just amend it? Anti-Federalists
Who believed that a strong national government was necessary to preserve liberties? Federalists
Who felt that a Bill of Rights was necessary to guarantee the liberties of the people? Anti-Federalists
Who feared that the national government would tax people unfairly? Anti-Federalists
Who wanted the Constitution to be presented to special ratifying conventions instead of at state regulations? Federalists
Who favored dividing power between the states and the national gov't? Federalists
Who believed the best way to protect peoples' rights was through a system of representation, seperation of powers, and checks and balences? Federalists
Who believed the civic virtue of the people was not sufficient to promote the common good? Federalists
Who felt that a republic was the best form of gov't? Both the Federalists and the Anti-Federalists
Who believed that its was important to give power to a legislature that would be must responsive to the people? Anti-Federalists
Who believed in the rule of law? (Basic laws, written down and followed) Both the Federalists and the Anti-Federalists
Who feared that the president might become the king? Anti-Federalists
Who felt that a strong gov't would threaten people's rights? Anti-Federalists
Who didn't want a confederation of states? Anti-Federalists
Who envisioned a strong gov't, with a formidable army? Federalists
Who wanted direct confrontation with the representatives of the states? Anti-Federalists
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