Why were some states slow to ratify the Constitution?

A. They wanted it to include more power for the central government.

B. They feared the Constitution gave the central government too much power.

C. Certain states were not given a voice in the Constitution's creation.

D. No answer is correct.

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17 February, 22:25

Why were some states slow to ratify the Constitution?

A. They wanted it to include more power for the central government.

B. They feared the Constitution gave the central government too much power.

C. Certain states were not given a voice in the Constitution's creation.

D. No answer is correct.

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B. They feared the Constitution gave the central government to much power. This fear was the reason for the creation of the Bill of Rights allowing citizens rights to be protected under law.

Why were some states slow to ratify the Constitution?A. They wanted it to include more power for the central government.B. They feared the Constitution gave the central government too much power.C. Certain states were not given a voice in the Constitution's creation.D. No answer is correct.

Why were some states slow to ratify the Constitution?

A. They wanted it to include more power for the central government.

B. They feared the Constitution gave the central government too much power.

C. Certain states were not given a voice in the Constitution's creation.

D. No answer is correct.