Fed+v.+Anti-Fed

=Federalists v. Anti-Federalists: = =Debate for a New Constitution = ===Please use the following websites, along with your WTP book, to help research your position (Federalist or Anti-Federalist). While your research is not limited to the following sites, they should provide you with the necessary information to help you prepare for the debate. ===

=Selected Resources = [|Constitutional Arguments: Federalists vs. Anti-Federalists] A brief summary of the Federalist & Anti-Federalist arguments, compiled with several helpful quotes from prominent members of each "political party."

[|Federalist & Anti-Federalist T-Charts] Two helpful T-Charts, comparing each group's position on the new Constitution, as well as their positions on the ratification process. Another helpful T-Chart compares the Articles of Confederation with the new, proposed Constitution that developed as a result of the 1787 Philadelphia Convention.

[|Federalist Papers: Spark Notes] - This page does a good job of summarizing the main points for each of the Federalist Papers written. While it only applies to Federalist arguments, it may be good idea to check it out if you are an Anti-Federalist as well. I recommend reading the reviews for Federalist 2, 10, 58, & 84.

[|Main Issues: Federalists vs. Anti-Federalists] - A list of the Anti-Federalists' main issues over ratification of the Constitution. Chart also shows the responses provided by Federalists to each complaint. Several complaints and responses provide citation from //__The Federalist__// and the //__Anti-Federalist Papers__//.

[|SlideShare Presentations: Federalists & Anti-Federalists] - Informative and brief slideshow going over the debate between the Federalists and Anti-Federalists. PowerPoint is set up to answer essential questions about the debate. You can choose which question (or part) of the slide show you would like to view. Great info on __//The Federalist//__.

[|US Constitutional Topics: Federalists & Anti-Federalists] A site devoted to the US Constitution. This site offers great summaries of each group, as well as helpful links, timelines, primary sources, and graphics.

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