3. How did the Pennsylvania General Assembly finally achieve the necessary quorum to vote on the ratification of the Constitution? Two Anti-Federalists were physically taken from their homes and forced into attending the General Assembly. The Anti-Federalists gave up resisting the vote because they knew that holding out further would simply delay the inevitable ratification of the Constitution. O Anti-Federalists were publicly shamed in Benjamin Franklin's newspapers for refusing to attend the vote until a few finally gave up and went to vote. O James Madison amended the new Constitution to satisfy the demands of the Anti-Federalists.

3. How did the Pennsylvania General Assembly finally achieve the necessary quorum to vote on the ratification of the Constitution? Two Anti-Federalists were physically taken from their homes and forced into attending the General Assembly. The Anti-Federalists gave up resisting the vote because they knew that holding out further would simply delay the inevitable ratification of the Constitution. O Anti-Federalists were publicly shamed in Benjamin Franklin's newspapers for refusing to attend the vote until a few finally gave up and went to vote. O James Madison amended the new Constitution to satisfy the demands of the Anti-Federalists.