The Federalist Papers mainly argued for ratification of the Constitution and promised that

The Federalist Papers defended ratifying the Constitution, while critics worried that it lacked protections for individual liberties. Federalists helped address that concern by promising that amendments adding a bill of rights would be proposed after ratification. The promise was for specific protections for people, not for excluding enslaved people from population counts or giving states greater power over the federal government.

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