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4 November, 19:59

Federalists opposed the inclusion of a Bill of Rights in the new U. S. Constitution because of which of the following selections? Select one: A. they did not believe in individual rights B. they did not believe it was necessary, as many states already had a Bill of Rights C. they preferred to preserve the Articles of Confederation D. it was not a hotly-debated issue at the time

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  1. 4 November, 21:59
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    B.

    Explanation:

    It can't be A s because they were striving for rights. They definitely didn't want to be powerless again after the tyranny pf the king.

    It wouldn't make sense if it were C, because of Shay's Rebellion. They were afraid it would happen again and get more out of control.

    it can't be D because it was VERY MUCH discussed. Why else would they write their Federalists Papers?

    Your best bet would be B.
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