Fed+v.+Anti-Fed

**Please use the following websites to help research your position (Federalist or Anti-Federalist). While your research is not limited to the following sites, they should provide you with the necessary information to complete your assignment.**

**[|Constitutional Arguments: Federalists vs. Anti-Federalists]**
- A brief summary of the Federalist & Anti-Federalist arguments, compiled with several helpful quotes from prominent members of each "political party."

**[|Federalist & Anti-Federalist T-Charts]**
- Two helpful T-Charts, comparing each group's position on the new Constitution, as well as their positions on the ratification process. Another helpful T-Chart compares the Articles of Confederation with the new, proposed Constitution that developed as a result of the 1787 Philadelphia Convention.

**[|Main Issues: Federalists vs. Anti-Federalists]**
- A list of the Anti-Federalists' main issues over ratification of the Constitution. Chart also shows the responses provided by Federalists to each complaint. Several complaints and responses provide citation from __//The Federalist//__.

**[|SlideShare Presentations: Federalists & Anti-Federalists]**
- Informative and brief slideshow going over the debate between the Federalists and Anti-Federalists. PowerPoint is set up to answer essential questions about the debate. You can choose which question (or part) of the slide show you would like to view. Great info on __//The Federalist//__.

**[|US Constitutional Topics: Federalists & Anti-Federalists]**
- A site devoted to the US Constitution. This site offers great summaries of each group, as well as helpful links, timelines, primary sources, and graphics.

**[|We The People Site]**
- A site that accompanies your We The People textbook, it contains several useful websites and primary sources related to the debate for ratification.