Anti-Federalist Papers: Lesson for Kids - Quiz & Worksheet

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Anti-Federalist Papers: Quiz & Worksheet for Kids Quiz
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Which proposed document did the authors of the Anti-Federalist Papers oppose?

U.S. Constitution The Bill of Rights

Declaration of Independence Magna Carta

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1. Which of the following would be an example of a pseudonym used by an author who wrote some of the Anti-Federalist Papers?

Patrick Henry
Vox Populi
George Mason
Richard Henry Lee

2. Which of the following statements is a reason that some authors of the Anti-Federalist Papers opposed the U.S. Constitution?

They feared that the Constitution did not make the federal government strong enough.
They believed that the Constitution needed to give more power to the federal government to tax the people.
They feared that the Constitution would make the federal government too powerful and take away the rights of the state governments and the people.
They wanted the Constitution to give the president more power.

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About This Quiz & Worksheet

Go through the quiz and worksheet to see what you know about the Anti-Federalist Papers. The purpose of these papers and their authors are topics on the quiz.

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A document that was influenced by the authors of the Anti-Federalist Papers
An example of a pseudonym used by an author who wrote these papers
Proposed document that the authors of the Anti-Federalist Papers opposed
Why some of the authors of these papers opposed the U.S. Constitution

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Learning practice - use what you learned to answer questions about facts and the purpose of the Anti-Federalist Papers