What did Anti-Federalists believe with regard to the Constitution? A. that it would favor slaveholding states over nonslaveholding states B. that it would place too much power in a central government C. that it would put too much power into the hands of individual states D. that it would create an elite upper class that would run the country

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19 August, 03:29

What did Anti-Federalists believe with regard to the Constitution? A. that it would favor slaveholding states over nonslaveholding states B. that it would place too much power in a central government C. that it would put too much power into the hands of individual states D. that it would create an elite upper class that would run the country

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Jaydan Chaney · Answer 1

B is the correct answer.

The primary objection of the Anti-Federalists towards the Constitution was that it made the central government too strong.

This was a worry for the anti-Federalists as they saw America as being formed as a rejection over the central monarchy in the UK and did not want to replicate any aspects of the British government in the new American country.