AP Government 1.3 - Government Power and Individual Rights

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Anti-Federalists' Beliefs

Anti-Federalists opposed the new Constitution and believed in States' rights.

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Anti-Federalists' Fears

- National government would restrict personal liberty.

- National government would take over state powers.

- Congress would tax heavily.

- The Supreme Court would overrule state courts.

- The President would head a large, standing army.

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Anti-Federalists' Goals

- Have a Bill of Rights added.

- More restrictions on governmental power.

- Eliminate Congress' ability to tax.

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Brutus No. 1

Emphasizes the benefits of a small, decentralized republic. Warned of a loss of liberty that would result from a large, centralized government.

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Federalists' Beliefs

Federalists supported the new Constitution and a strong, central government.

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Federalist No. 10

A large republic is the best way to control factions, to delegate authority to elected representatives, and to disperse power between the states and national government.

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Bill of Rights

The Bill of Rights has the first 10 Amendments. It guarantees individual rights from government abuse.

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