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17 Who was against ratifying the Constitution?
Review: Who was against ratifying the Constitution? The Anti-Federalists

18 Review: What was the name of the famous newspaper articles written to support the Constitution? The Federalist Papers

19 The Anti-Federalists demanded that what be added to the Constitution?
Review: The Anti-Federalists demanded that what be added to the Constitution? A bill of rights

20 Review: What did Federalists & Anti-Federalists disagree most about?
The size and strength of the Central (Federal, National) government

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