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- James Madison: This was an author of the Virginia plan and considered to be the "Father of the Constitution."- Alexander Hamilton: He was a founding father, an author of the Federalist Papers, the first Secretary of the Treasury, and the architect of the first fiscal plan for the United States after the ratification of the Constitution.- John Adams: He was one of the writers and signers of the Declaration of Independence, the first Vice President, and the Second U.S. President.- Anti-Federalist Papers: This series of articles was written in 1787 urging Americans to oppose the ratification of the proposed United States Constitution.- George Mason: This colonial Virginia statesman was, along with James Madison, known as the "Father of the Bill of Rights" for his insistence that one be added to the Constitution.

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