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What is the significance of the Federalist Papers? Argued for the inclusion of the Bill of Rights Justified the ratification of the Constitution Placed importance on giving power to the states Gave all
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What is the significance of the Federalist Papers?

Argued for the inclusion of the Bill of Rights
Justified the ratification of the Constitution
Placed importance on giving power to the states
Gave all executive power to the federal government

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justified the ratification of the constitution

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