3.4 Federalists versus Anti-Federalists v12.21.21

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Civics | 3.4 Assignment: Federalist versus Anti-Federalists Directions: Part One: Read each of the following statements and indicate whether the statement reflects the views of Federalists or Anti-Federalists. Statement Federalist or Anti-Federalist (1 point each) Federalist Federalist Wanted a weaker federal government that would not threaten rights of states Anti- Federalist Preferred a weaker executive branch of the central government Federalist Preferred a system with less power in the hands of states Anti- Federalist Opposed ratification of the Constitution Federalist Favored a stronger federal government Preferred a stronger executive branch of the central government Anti- Federalist Preferred a system with more power in the hands of states Anti- Federalist Wanted a single person to head the executive branch Anti- Federalist Feared a strong executive might become a tyrant Federalist Part Two: Answer each of the following questions (3-4 sentences each): (5 points each) 1. Why did the Anti-Federalists oppose the proposed Constitution? They feared the new national government would be too powerful. Which would threaten the individual liberties. This is why they were so opposed to the proposed constitution. 2. What constitutional principles would later be used to protect the rights of women, minorities, and the poor? Equal rights amendment states “equalilty of rights under the © Copyright 2021 Michigan Virtual Revised 12/21/2021 Page 1
Civics | 3.4 Assignment: Federalist versus Anti-Federalists law shall not be denied or abridged by the United States or by any state on account of sex”. Which is what later was used to protect women, miniotires and the poor. © Copyright 2021 Michigan Virtual Revised 12/21/2021 Page 2
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