After drafting the original Constitution, what did some representatives believe was missing

A. A preamble

B. Bill of rights

C. The articles

The correct answer is:

B. Bill of rights.

Explanation:

At the Constitutional Convention, were the U. S. Constitution was created, George Mason proposed that a Bill of Rights was added to the Constitution, but his idea was rejected. Federalists thought there was no need to add a Bill of Rights because State's Constitutions already included guaranteed rights, and Anti-Federalists thought that the Bill of Rights would protect individual liberties.

After debates over ratification of the Constitution, James Madison wrote 17 amendments and presented them to the Congress, this amendments were reduced to the first 10 amendments of the United States Constitution, also known as the Bill of Rights, who address to the basic liberties and rights of any individual such as freedom of speech.