Federalists agree to the constitution and
believe that a strong central government is needed for the preservation of the
union. They focused and criticized the flaws of Articles of Confederation and
view their rivals as having no solutions. The leaders in this government are
strong and well organized. Anti-Federalists on the other hand, agree to the
weak federal government and fully supported the bill of rights; they further
argued that the constitution being proposed by the federalists contain no
protection of the rights of the individual. They are skeptical on the
constitution as it is being influenced by the colonialism.