Which of the following groups tended to be Anti-Federalist during the ratification debates? 1) Rural residents closely tied to the commercial marketplace 2) Merchants engaged in foreign commerce 3) State politicians fearful of a strong central government 4) Urban artisans, laborers, and sailors.

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31 May, 12:02

Which of the following groups tended to be Anti-Federalist during the ratification debates? 1) Rural residents closely tied to the commercial marketplace 2) Merchants engaged in foreign commerce 3) State politicians fearful of a strong central government 4) Urban artisans, laborers, and sailors.

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Jaycee Higgins · Answer 1

State politicians fearful of a strong central government

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Anti-Federalists were a group of people who were against the consolidation of a strong U. S federal government and next objected the ratification of the Constitution of 1787. In this former Constitution, the authority of the states governments was strengthened. Among the reasons why they did not agree with the Constitution the fact that they considered that a more powerful government would risk the sovereingty of the states and also their personal liberties was one of the most important.