How do present federalists supposed view of average citizen

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1. Anti-Federalist Paper states that "The PEOPLE are the grand inquest who have a RIGHT to judge of its merits." According to the author, who is trying to prevent this and why?

2. Anti-Federalist Paper uses satire to present the perspective of the Federalists, or those who consider themselves better than the "rabble." Why do they take this tactic? How do they present the Federalist's supposed view of the average citizen?

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