Question
Antifederalists and Federalists debated about the language in the U.S. Constitution. Which if the following were major viewpoints. Of the Antifederalists? Select all that apply.
They believed that a strong, central government was crucial to the success of the nation. *****
They believed that the Constitution gave the president too much power.
They believed that states should have more power. *****
They believed that there should be two equally powerful branches of government.
It is worth two points.
Please help?
They believed that a strong, central government was crucial to the success of the nation. *****
They believed that the Constitution gave the president too much power.
They believed that states should have more power. *****
They believed that there should be two equally powerful branches of government.
It is worth two points.
Please help?
Answers
Ms. Sue
One of your answers is right.
What did antifederalists believe?
What did antifederalists believe?
ConmectionsAcademyHelp
I have no clue thats why im asking. My aunt tried to explain but i just cant understand it. I tried reading over my notes but i cant find the answer
Ms. Sue
Anti- against
federal - national government
So the antifederalists were against a strong national government.
http://www.socialstudiesforkids.com/articles/ushistory/makingoftheconstitution5.htm
federal - national government
So the antifederalists were against a strong national government.
http://www.socialstudiesforkids.com/articles/ushistory/makingoftheconstitution5.htm