Federalist Papers
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- Philadelphia, 1787
- We have reached an agreement. We call it the Constitution of the United States.
- We only need 9 states to ratify.
- Virginia, 1787
- Did you hear the news from Philadelphia?
- Yes, but where are the Bill of Rights? What exactly is a Chief Executive, a King? Supreme Law of the Land? These all sound very intrusive!
- Hamilton and Madison need to get the two important states to ratify the Constitution - New York & Virginia
- I'll write a series of letter to the New York Newspapers
- Brilliant, I'll help. Lets sign it Publius
- Madison and Hamilton write what would become to be known as the Federalist Papers
- So, the trouble with people is their attraction to factions. The proposed government of the Constitution provides a means to control the damages of factions. I am so smart, what would they do without the Father of the Constitution?
- Publius is right! Factions suck!
- Yeah, and the explanation of the Chief Executive, Brilliant
- New York - June, 1788
- We have ratified the Constitution!
- Virginia - June 25, 1788
- New York - July 26, 1788
- Nice Job New York! Welcome to the United States!
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