What was one of the most persuasive arguments for the constitution in the federalist papers

Federalists ideology is also known as nationalist. In 1787, Federalists were active in making the new Constitution of U. S. That gives more strengthened to the national government over states and people.

The Antifederalists did not agree to the ratify of the US Constitution. They had to opposed the ratification at each convention of state. Because they are less organized compared to the federalists.

Example: They force first congress to create a bill of rights to give surety for liberties that was missing in the constitution.

Federalists was believed that only constitution was sufficient to protect the rights of citizens but antifederalist believed bill of right is also necessary.

Belief of federalists was more persuasive because they supported the strong central government. It provide government more power and ability to take decisions.