5. The Anti Federalists believed that a too strong National government would threated

a. Liberty and personal freedom

b. Freedom of speech and religion

c. the ability to tax citizens and raise an army

d. Alliances with France and Spain

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Janae

8 April, 09:20

5. The Anti Federalists believed that a too strong National government would threated

a. Liberty and personal freedom

b. Freedom of speech and religion

c. the ability to tax citizens and raise an army

d. Alliances with France and Spain

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Anabel Horne · Answer 1

Answer: A. Liberty and personal freedom.

Explanation: Anti-Federalists were afraid that a National Government would not protect their rights and end up as tyranny, like the British government. This is why they later on demanded a Bill of Rights.

Moriah Walton · Answer 2

I think the answer is A. If it's not a then B

5. The Anti Federalists believed that a too strong National government would threateda. Liberty and personal freedomb. Freedom of speech and religionc. the ability to tax citizens and raise an armyd. Alliances with France and Spain

5. The Anti Federalists believed that a too strong National government would threated

a. Liberty and personal freedom

b. Freedom of speech and religion

c. the ability to tax citizens and raise an army

d. Alliances with France and Spain