Unlike the anti-federalists, the federalists believed

According to the question, the federalists believed that there was a need for a strong central government

The federalists were by Led by Alexander Hamilton. it was regarded as the first political party in the US. They were in support of the US Constitution.

The federalists attempted to influenced and convinced the state to ratify the constitution.

Some of the stands of the federalists was that, there was no need for inclusion of the bill of right into the constitution.

Federalists were of the view that the bill of right would limit the right of the people by creating what they called "parchment barrier".

However, prominent members of the federalists including Hamilton, John Jay and James Madison hide under the pseudonym "Publius." to published series of essays to support their ground.

On 1787, fifty delegates came together at the constitutional convention to determine the best way to adjust the article of the confederation and came up with a new constitution.  

After a thorough debate, there was a transition of articles of the federation to the United State constitution, but then without the bill of right.

The federalists want the document ratified without the bill of right while the anti-federalist believed the constitution concentrated too much power to the central government, and the people will be oppressed without the bill of right.  

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it establishes america’s basic laws and fundamentals to its citizens.