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How did the federalist papers contribute to the ratification debate?
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How did the federalist papers contribute to the ratification debate?

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The federalist papers were the basic principles to making the constitution. Written by many different federalists, they underlined why they believed ratification was important and letting the public have their knowledge and opinions.
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