The origins of this amendment arose from the ratification debate of which two parties?
A). De...
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Social Studies, 15.04.2020 02:03, jennifer9983
The origins of this amendment arose from the ratification debate of which two parties?
A). Democrats vs Republicans
B). Federalist vs anti federalist
C). Federalist vs communists
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