The Role Of Federalism In The United States

It’s obvious that the Anti- Federalist’s are wrong and Federalism is what the states are in need of. The United States would fall apart if they took on the Anti- Federalist’s suggestions which would result in a widespread war. This would mean everything the U.S. has fought for was for nothing. To continue to develop this country, the Constitution needs to be ratified by the states supporting the Federalist policies. As Federalist we also believe that the Constitution should include a system of checks and balances. These branches will consist of the legislative, executive, and judicial branches. The legislative will create and/or change existing laws. Executive branch will ensure that laws are being carried out correctly. The judicial branch will interpret the laws. This will help safeguard each group.This system was created to prevent one of the branches from having too much power within the government and to prevent war between the states. …show more content…
What they have failed to realize is that we are a country with little experience in war and we are at risk of invasion from our surrounding nations. This is why it is necessary for the U.S. to have an army ready to go out in combat to protect our hard fought for nation. Owning an army protecting us is not cheap. Soldiers must be given some sort of funds to provide for their families. Supplies is much needed for our army containing weapons, armor, and supplies, which must all be funded by the people. Without taxation, this nation will not be protected from our surrounding