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Ratification of the US ConstitutionVersión en línea Federalists and Antifederalists Ratification por Stephanie Ganser 1 Samuel Adams, Richard Henry Lee and Patrick Henry were all Antifederalists. Yes No 2 The Federalist Papers were written under the pennames of Brutus and Cato. Yes No 3 Ratification means going through a process to obtain official approval. Yes No 4 13 out of 13 states needed to ratify the Constitution for it to go into effect. Yes No 5 There were 83 essays in the Federalist Papers. Yes No 6 John Jay was a Federalist. Yes No 7 The Constitution was signed on September 17, 1878 Yes No 8 The Antifederalist Essays are a set of essays written in favor of the Constitution. Yes No 9 The antifederalists were for the Constitution. Yes No 10 The Antifederalist essays were written under the penname of Publius. Yes No 11 The Wayward sisters were South Carolina and Georgia. Yes No 12 The Federalist Papers were first printed in Virginia Newspapers. Yes No 13 The Federalists were against the Constitution. Yes No 14 Federalists were business owners, highly educated, bankers and lawyers. Yes No 15 The antifederalists agreed to the Constitution as long as a Bill of Rights was added at the first Congress. Yes No 16 Antifederalists represented the laborers, poorer classes and the uneducated. Yes No 17 The Federalist Papers were written by James Madison, John Hancock and Alexander Hamilton. Yes No 18 The 9th state to adopt the Constitution was New Hampshire. Yes No 19 The Federalists were worried that the Constitution gave too much power to the executive branch. Yes No 20 The first state to adopt the Constitution was Rhode Island. Yes No

Ratification of the US ConstitutionVersión en línea

Federalists and Antifederalists Ratification

por Stephanie Ganser

Samuel Adams, Richard Henry Lee and Patrick Henry were all Antifederalists.

Yes

The Federalist Papers were written under the pennames of Brutus and Cato.

Yes

Ratification means going through a process to obtain official approval.

Yes

13 out of 13 states needed to ratify the Constitution for it to go into effect.

Yes

There were 83 essays in the Federalist Papers.

Yes

John Jay was a Federalist.

Yes

The Constitution was signed on September 17, 1878

Yes

The Antifederalist Essays are a set of essays written in favor of the Constitution.

Yes

The antifederalists were for the Constitution.

Yes

The Antifederalist essays were written under the penname of Publius.

Yes

The Wayward sisters were South Carolina and Georgia.

Yes

The Federalist Papers were first printed in Virginia Newspapers.

Yes

The Federalists were against the Constitution.

Yes

Federalists were business owners, highly educated, bankers and lawyers.

Yes

The antifederalists agreed to the Constitution as long as a Bill of Rights was added at the first Congress.

Yes

Antifederalists represented the laborers, poorer classes and the uneducated.

Yes

The Federalist Papers were written by James Madison, John Hancock and Alexander Hamilton.

Yes

The 9th state to adopt the Constitution was New Hampshire.

Yes

The Federalists were worried that the Constitution gave too much power to the executive branch.

Yes

The first state to adopt the Constitution was Rhode Island.

Yes

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Ratification of the US ConstitutionVersión en línea

por Stephanie Ganser

Samuel Adams, Richard Henry Lee and Patrick Henry were all Antifederalists.

The Federalist Papers were written under the pennames of Brutus and Cato.

Ratification means going through a process to obtain official approval.

13 out of 13 states needed to ratify the Constitution for it to go into effect.

There were 83 essays in the Federalist Papers.

John Jay was a Federalist.

The Constitution was signed on September 17, 1878

The Antifederalist Essays are a set of essays written in favor of the Constitution.

The antifederalists were for the Constitution.

The Antifederalist essays were written under the penname of Publius.

The Wayward sisters were South Carolina and Georgia.

The Federalist Papers were first printed in Virginia Newspapers.

The Federalists were against the Constitution.

Federalists were business owners, highly educated, bankers and lawyers.

The antifederalists agreed to the Constitution as long as a Bill of Rights was added at the first Congress.

Antifederalists represented the laborers, poorer classes and the uneducated.

The Federalist Papers were written by James Madison, John Hancock and Alexander Hamilton.

The 9th state to adopt the Constitution was New Hampshire.

The Federalists were worried that the Constitution gave too much power to the executive branch.

The first state to adopt the Constitution was Rhode Island.

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