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Objective 1.7: Federalists vs Anti-Federalists

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hey guys welcome to hip Hughes history we're going to knock you up with some feds and anti pads in this quick lecture guys we touched upon another lectures but I think it deserves most important we go get her done right now chop the summer of 1787 is going to bring us to these two groups defense in the anti feds during the Constitutional Convention really during the ratification process do you remember the convention in 1787 Philadelphia 13 out of 13 States agree in order to amend itself so they're not amending the Articles Confederation and illegal but either way you cut it they write that Constitution and certainly you can go watch other videos and talk about what they put in that Constitution the main concept is there strengthen the roll star Old Government creating centralized Authority with taxing power and that's a pretty big deal so when they go to ratify that sucker we have Shaklee two groups that kind of break out we have the Federalist which becomes the Federalist Party really the only Federalist president was John Adams James Madison was a federalist originally George Washington would probably classify him as a federalist you also have big names like Alexander Hamilton John Jay you are some big Heavy Hitters that are going to arguing those Federalist Papers 85 essays that this is the right balance and federalism and this is what we need we need a large Republic with a stronger central government to be Igloo to keep us all together and you don't even if I'd of vacation process it shows you a lot in terms of them really seen as a country of people they don't go to the state legislators for this tritional convention ratification process they go to people conventions in the states and all states that elections were they voted 9 out of 13 states were needed to ratify the Constitution all the federal government large Republic and if anything they would say the states have a role the states at the Senate the Senate was elected by state legislators they represent the states the house represents the people that says the perfect balance when we go to the process we also have a large originally they wanted to be called the Federalists because they thought they had the right but they got nicknamed so there you go DeWalt Adams Patrick Henry William Randolph George Clinton George Mason and even Thomas Jefferson even though they shipped him off to Powerade text mean argument is number one this is an illegal move number to where are our liberties we don't trust this new big federal government they're going to take talking out for the interest of the smaller states of the rural areas and that's really was represented by the Anti-Federalists South Farmers debtors a Zappos Sparrow was to a really represented by manufacturers in Artisans and big city interests so that's the main two groups guys the Federalists and you have the anti feds were really in love with the Articles Confederation and if anything would be okay with maybe a mending that documents but certainly not throwing it out baby with the bath so what's going to happen will eventually it's going to get ratified with nine out of thirteen states and a Bill of Rights is going to be added to the Constitution in order to guarantor The Rusted support all 13 states eventually and that's going to protect those civil liberties from the federal government as well as maintaining in the night the 10th amendments and state power are those fears the anti feds could be calm down a little bit so what happens after that the Federalist Party runs its course kind of reborn as a northern nationalistic Republican party what happens to the anti-feminist racial partying later Jeffersonian Republicans or the Democratic Republicans and that's the Forerunner of the democratic party of the South Andrew Jackson so there you go funniest video  see you guys next time they can press my buttons and always remember where attention goes energy flow

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