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Why were the federalists papers written? A. to revise the articles of confederation B. to oppose ratification of the constitution C. to encourage support for the ratification of…

Why were the federalists papers written? A. to revise the articles of confederation B. to oppose ratification of the constitution C. to encourage support for the ratification of…
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Why were the federalists papers written?

A. to revise the articles of confederation
B. to oppose ratification of the constitution
C. to encourage support for the ratification of the constitution
D. to invite people to the constitutional convention

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C. to encourage support for the ratification of the constitution

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