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History of United States Discussion Please see the instructions at the description box

This week we’ll be dividing our class in half, with those with the first name starting with the letters A – J being the Federalists and those with the first names starting with letters K – Z being Anti-Federalists.

Please use the film assignments this week (especially the Crash Course segment) and Chapter 7 in Give Me Liberty, including the “Agrippa” essay by James Winthrop, for background context. For more Anti-Federalist arguments go to www.usconstitution.net/consttop_faf.html (Links to an external site.). To read James Madison’s important Federalist essays (numbers 10 and 51) go to http://www.constitution.org/fed/federa00.htm (Links to an external site.), which has a complete list of all eighty-five.

You will answer the following questions from your groups’ perspective:

Federalists (First names A – J):

  1. Where do most Federalists live? What are their occupations?
  2. How will the new Constitution affect the economic situation in the United States?
  3. Will the new government be able to protect political rights?
  4. How do Federalists feel about the Constitution’s position on slavery?
  5. From a Federalist perspective, how will the new government treat Native Americans? How will the new government deal with foreign relations
  6. Which group’s — Federalist or Anti-Federalist — predictions came more to fruition in today’s United States? Explain.
  7. Does this debate on government ideology still exist today? Explain.

Anti-Federalists (First names K – Z):

  1. Where do most Anti-Federalists live? What are their occupations?
  2. What are the primary fears of the Anti-Federalists about the Constitution?
  3. Why do the Anti-Federalists like the Articles of Confederation better?
  4. How do Anti-Federalists feel about the Constitution’s position on slavery?
  5. From an Anti-Federalist perspective, how will the new government treat Native Americans? How will the new government deal with foreign relations?
  6. Which group’s — Federalist or Anti-Federalist — predictions came more to fruition in today’s United States? Explain.
  7. Does this debate on government ideology still exist today? Explain.
 
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