Why did the antifederalists object to ratification of the constitution?

a. they thought states would become too powerful.

b. they claimed the constitution too strictly separated legislative power from executive power.

c. they feared the constitution would prove a threat to the states and to individual rights.

d. they thought the federal government should be stronger?

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Lilian

4 September, 09:37

Why did the antifederalists object to ratification of the constitution?

a. they thought states would become too powerful.

b. they claimed the constitution too strictly separated legislative power from executive power.

c. they feared the constitution would prove a threat to the states and to individual rights.

d. they thought the federal government should be stronger?

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Collin Mitchell · Answer 1

The answer is c, they feared the constitution would prove a threat to the states and to individual rights, which is why the Bill of Rights was promised.