Essay On Anti Federalists

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Anti-Federalists The primary fears of the Anti-Federalist were stronger Federal government, power of taxation, and strong army. These fears they had toward the new government. They were well known that majority of people would like Federalist because they were more educate, and rich people than Anti-Federalist. Also they were less organized people compare to Federalist. On the other hand, Anti-Federalist had strong state right supporters, who cares about their believes, and values. For supporting Anti-Federalist, they had Article of Confederation which fulfills what they desire for. Article of Confederation gave states more rights and power than Federal government. They thought they will be obeying Federal government commands as they were treated from British hands. Leaders that served as Anti-Federalist were Patrick Henry, George Mason, George Clinton, and Thomas Jefferson. Antifederalists were opposed to have strong Federal government; they believed that Federal government shouldn’t have a lot power. Because if Federal government got too much power, the state would be neglected. And they will treat them badly as Britain people treated them before Independence. They were scared of Federalist people because they were stronger than them. Furthermore nation would unite and fight …show more content…

Because they desire or hope for those things that were not helping our nation in any way. After the independence from Great Britain, United Stated has to have strong government, which can served with some kind of strong leader whose decision, and work can help nation in any way. Federalist believed that, and I also think it was most wise decision they made. Moreover having strong army was really needed that time to support our country from our enemies. If they didn’t build army for nation defense Britain would come again and start ruling on us again. Federalist ideas were really worthy, and important for our

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