Speaking as an Anti-Federalist in 1788, Patrick Henry warned that a wrong step could endanger the new American republic. What was the wrong step he was referring to?

a. the adoption of the Bill of Rights

b. the ratification of the U. S. Constitution

c. the creation of the Articles of Confederation

d. the signing of the Declaration of Independence

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Roberto Hendrix

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25 May, 00:01

Speaking as an Anti-Federalist in 1788, Patrick Henry warned that a wrong step could endanger the new American republic. What was the wrong step he was referring to?

a. the adoption of the Bill of Rights

b. the ratification of the U. S. Constitution

c. the creation of the Articles of Confederation

d. the signing of the Declaration of Independence

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Violet Bishop · Answer 1

The answer to the question below would be letter C. Speaking as an Anti-Federalist in 1788, Patrick Henry warned that a wrong step could endanger the new American Republic. That wrong step would be the creation of thr Articles of Confederation. The adoption of Unitrd States Bill of Rights, the ratification of the United States Constitution and the signing of the Declaration of Independence were not the things tha Patrick Henry was against.