James Madison, Alexander Hamilton, and John Jay published a series of essays that supported the Constitution, these essays later became known as:

Those who supported the Constitution as it was written were known as:

An official change made to the Constitution is known as:

The first 10 amendments that were added to the Constitution were known as:

What faction favored more commerce and international trade?

What faction wanted the state governments to have more power?

What two anti-federalists argued in support of adding a Bill of Rights to the Constitution?

What fraction of state legislatures must approve a change to the Constitution for ratification?

Protection against searches and seizures without a warrant issued by the courts based on reasonable evidence:

Citizens can form a well-regulated militia and they can own a gun:

Citizens don't have to testify against oneself in court:

Protection against excessive bail and cruel or unusual punishment:

This amendment protects five fundamental individual freedoms:

What are the five fundamental individual freedoms listed in the 1st Amendment?

Who can propose a change to the Constitution?

Anti-federalists tended to be from:

Any rights or powers not given to the Federal government in the Constitution are reserved for states and citizens:

This faction was led by James Madison, Alexander Hamilton, and John Jay:

What faction supported more of an agricultural based economy?