Question

which document was written to persuade people to adopt the new constitution?
constitutional communications
declaration of constitutional issues
government: the ways and means
federalist papers

Explanation:

The Federalist Papers were written by Alexander Hamilton, James Madison, and John Jay. Their purpose was to persuade the people of New York (and by extension, the United States) to ratify the new Constitution. They explained the principles and benefits of the Constitution, addressing concerns about a strong central government. The other options are not real documents with that specific purpose related to the Constitution's adoption.

Answer:

Federalist Papers