Federalist Vs Anti Federalist

I think the main concern for establishing a government should be the effectiveness of the government, rather than responsiveness to the voters. I will first go over the arguments each side presents: why the Anti-federalists disliked any branch of government that was not directly, elected or responsible to the people, and why the Federalists liked…

The Founding Fathers were the ones that structured the democratic government of the United States and left a legacy that had shaped the world.The Founding Fathers who envisage the Constitution in Philadelphia in 1787 believed not in total democracy.They saw the common man egotistical and disdainful,accordingly in need of a good political constitution to control…

During the formation of the United States in the late 1700s, there was a group of people who believed that the Constitution should be ratified and a group of people who opposed this ratification of the Constitution. The group who approved of the ratification of the Constitution was called the Federalists. They had multiple reasons…

The Anti-federalists opposing the ratification of the Constitution strongly emphasized that the Constitution did not have a place for a Bill of Rights. They stated that without a specific list of rights entitled to all citizens, the government would be able to abuse its power because there would not be a defined standard when judging…

The United States of America, in its earliest years, was held together by a very feeble tie. There was great need for a good government to manage the general affairs of the country and to protect the liberties of each individual citizen and the rights of each local state government. Though the question of exactly…