The Federalists and Anti-Federalists argued primarily over which issue? A) the political representation of southern slaves

B) fair state representation in the national Congress

c) the new role for a limited monarchy for foreign affairs

d) the range of power handed to the national government

e) the ability of the judicial branch to validate new laws

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The Federalists and Anti-Federalists argued primarily over which issue? A) the political representation of southern slaves

B) fair state representation in the national Congress

c) the new role for a limited monarchy for foreign affairs

d) the range of power handed to the national government

e) the ability of the judicial branch to validate new laws

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Eliana Barr · Answer 1

Federalists and Anti-Federalists argued over the state of governance of a particular country. One nation may combine the national government and the regional government to efficiently manage the country. The primary woe of the anti-federalist is that the national government is too weak to handle the affairs of each state. Answer is D.