They strongly objected to the constitution because they thought it represented a step backward - toward tyranny they also believed a strong federal government would override the public good who were they

Patriots

loyalists

federalist

anti-federalsists

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Jase Dougherty

8 June, 11:46

They strongly objected to the constitution because they thought it represented a step backward - toward tyranny they also believed a strong federal government would override the public good who were they

Patriots

loyalists

federalist

anti-federalsists

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Anti-federalists

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"Federal" in "anti-federalist" refers to a strong central-government. Anti-federalists were "anti" or against a strong central government because they were concerned that weakening state power and giving a single political ruler all the power could result in a tyrannical government like that of Great Britain's. Because they had just separated themselves from an oppressive tyrannical ruler, they did not want the constitution to establish a similar government.

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They strongly objected to the constitution because they thought it represented a step backward - toward tyranny they also believed a strong federal government would override the public good who were they

Patriots

loyalists

federalist

anti-federalsists