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How did the federalist differ from the anti-federalist on the issue of the central governments power and the ratification of the constitution

How did the federalist differ from the anti-federalist on the issue of the central governments power and the ratification of the constitution
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How did the federalist differ from the anti-federalist on the issue of the central governments power and the ratification of the constitution

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federeralist wanted a stronger central government

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Federalist wanted a strong central government while anti-federalist wanted a strong state government.

Federalist supported the constitution
Anti-federalist didn’t support the constitution because they wanted a bill of rights
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