Question 1 • 670401 American Studies S1 – MYERS, JOSHUA A
New York ratified the Constitution by a narrow vote of 30 to 27, and Alexander Hamilton was a prominent supporter of ratification. Many delegates were Anti-Federalists, who opposed ratification or sought changes. The exception is C: New York’s governor, George Clinton, was an Anti-Federalist, not a well-respected Federalist.
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