The whole system was created to where no one branch was superior to another called the “separation of powers” set up such as a game of “paper-rock-scissors”. The Second Continental Congress immediately accepted the proposed plan for a new constitution. It was not certain that this new constitution would be accepted...
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It was not certain that this new constitution would be accepted. From 1787 to 1788 the ideas were debated over through the 13 states. Once the new plan for the Constitution was proposed the heated debate and political battle was started. People who favored a stronger national government chose to call themselves federalists and were quick to label their opposing viewpoint the Anti- Federalists who chose a stronger state government over a national government...
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Anti- Federalist By June of 1788, the Constitution was close to ratification. Nine states had ratified it, and only one more (New Hampshire) was needed. To achieve this, the Federalists agreed that once Congress met, it would draft a bill of rights...	2 / 312
Feralists vs. Anti-Federslists They were afraid that the power of the states would be lost and that the people would lose their individual rights because a few individuals would take over...	2 / 345
federalists and whigs ? The Federalist Party was born in the 1790 by Alexander Hamilton. ? The federalists supported the idea of a strong government since the constitution was born...	2 / 315
Federalists vs Ant Federalists There were different reasons for this opposition; they believed that a stronger government would threaten the sovereignty of the states and individuals...	3 / 651