Federalists vs. AntiFederalists Voc.

What does the term "Ratification" mean?

• The rejection of a proposal

• The official approval of something, like a law or agreement

• The process of making a decision

• The act of debating a law

What is a "Viewpoint"?

• A physical location

• A way of thinking about something; a perspective

• A type of government

• A historical event

What does "Influence" mean?

• To ignore someone's opinion

• To affect or change how someone thinks or acts

• To create a new law

• To support a decision

What does "Support" mean in this context?

• To disagree with someone

• To agree with or help someone or something

• To create a conflict

• To write a document

What is an "Argument"?

• A physical fight

• A reason or explanation that someone gives to support their opinion

• A type of government

• A historical document

Who were the "Federalists"?

• People who opposed the Constitution

• People who supported a strong national government and the ratification of the Constitution

• People who wanted to abolish the government

• People who supported state independence

Who were the "Anti-Federalists"?

• People who supported a strong national government

• People who opposed a strong national government and wanted more power for the states

• People who wanted to create a new country

• People who supported the monarchy

What is the "Constitution"?

• A historical event

• The document that outlines the framework of the U.S. government and laws

• A type of government

• A political party

What is the "Bill of Rights"?

• A list of the first ten amendments to the Constitution that protect individual freedoms

• A list of laws passed by Congress

• A historical document from the Civil War

• A type of government policy

What is an "Amendment"?

• A new law

• A change or addition to a legal document, like the Constitution

• A type of government

• A historical event