Dear all,
I have two important questions. please help me in answering them:
1- Federalists vs anti-federalists- now i want to ask that there are only a handful of differences and and if we start opening them up, i mean explaining them, it wont produce 6 7 pages, at least thats what i think. else, can some one make an outline of it?

2- 2ndly, how imporaant is the process of drafting a constitution, as in the philadelphia convention and etc. cuz i am a bit confused as to what parts should i prepare in US constitution portion?

Kind regards,

As far as my memory serves me, in last 11 years no question has been asked about difference in Federalists' and Antifederalists' schemes of government. So this is not something you should be worrying about. You just need to know a little about it which can help you either in MCQs portion or as a reference to be quoted in other questions.

One question was asked about the rift between Federalists vs antifederalists (1787-1800). At another instance, a question was asked about policies of federalist regime upto 1800. Nothing more than that.

Following links will help you gather some data which will be enough to answer these questions

Federalists [ushistory.org]

Antifederalists [ushistory.org]

The Antifederalists' Victory in Defeat [ushistory.org]

Growing Opposition [ushistory.org]

As for the second question, the conventions and the process of drafting the constitution and ratification is not important for subjective portion. Others may differ but I'm telling what I have learnt from past papers.

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so do u think one should focus on the achievements and the policies that the federalists undertook? as in their key achievements which they got between 1789 to 1800? like bill of rights, judiciary act etc.

Yes. The financial policies, especially the Hamilitonian system, foreign relations during this era etc.

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