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24 September, 23:23

Why wasn't there unanimous support for the proposed US Constitution, which was presented during the Constitutional Convention in Philadelphia?

a. (Many delegates argued that a strong central government would endanger the rights of states and individuals.)

b. (Many delegates argued that a strong central government couldn't resolve issues such as interstate wars.)

c. (Many delegates argued that a strong central government couldn't resolve economic crises.)

d. (Many delegates argued that a strong central government couldn't resolve intrastate uprisings.)

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  1. 25 September, 03:19
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    The answer is A they feared a strong government would take away rights from the states
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