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Federalists and the Anti-Federalists worked out a process for amending the Constitution that involved a nationwide vote and approval of the president. both houses of Congress and individual state legislatures. individual state legislatures and the president. both houses of Congress and a nationwide vote.

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B) both houses of Congress and the individual state legislature

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The correct answer is B) both houses of Congress and the individual state legislature.

Federalist and Anti-Federalist worked out a process for amending the Constitution that involved both houses of Congress and individual state legislature.

The Federalist favored a strong Federal government while the Anti-Federalist did not like the idea. They considered that a strong federal government could have an excess of power as in the case of the British monarchy. Anti-Federalist opposed the centralist bias of the Constitution. They wanted the Bill of Rights to be part of the Constitution.

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