The American Revolution as "Yardstick" in the Debates on the Constitution, 1787-1788

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These years are 1787 and 1788 years. In the constitutional debate of the Legislature, after the Constitutional Constitutional Conference, "outdoor" debates were posted in 13 state newspapers and pamphlets. was suggested. Eight papers are posted in one or more of the following four New York newspapers. 1) editing by Thomas Greenleaf, 2) editing by John McLean, 3) edited New York Advertiser Loudon by Samuel and John and 4) editing by Daily Advertiser, Francis Childs. Initially their aim was to respond to the Constitutional Constitution on September 17, 1787 twenty times, signing the constitution of Philadelphia who drowned the New York newspaper. Kato's letter began to appear on 27th September, the dissenting opinion of George Mason is widespread Broutas prose was announced on 18th October.

The main argument in American history was the ratification of the Constitution from 1787 to 1788. People who support the Constitution and the powerful State Republic are known as Federalists. People who oppose the ratification of the Constitution to support small municipalities are called anti-Federalists. Both Federalists and anti-Federalists are concerned about maintaining freedom, but we do not agree that the powerful central government will protect or ultimately destroy American civil liberties. Today, it is easy to accept that the ubiquitous aspect is correct and if you are still alive, you certainly will support the ratification of the Constitution. However, to gain a deeper understanding of the ideological foundation established by our government, it is important to analyze the claims of federalists and anti-federals.