Which action is most closely associated with the Anti-Federalists' goals?

A. Oppose ratifying the Constitution.
B. Support a limited monarchy.
C. Pass the Great Compromise.
D. Grant new power to a federal government.

The correct answer is A) Oppose ratifying the Constitution .
Anti-federalists were members of a political entity that believed that a strong federal government was bad for society. These fears were based on America's experience as colonies while under the control of the British. Instead, the Anti-federalists believed that state governments should have more power. This is exactly why the Anti-federalists did not want the Constitution.
In comparison to the Articles of Confederation, the new US Constitution would give the federal government significantly more power. This worried the anti-federalists, as they did not want a repeat of what happened when America was under the control of Great Britain.

Answered by MrDonovan | 2024-06-25

A. oppose ratifying the Constitution. ;

Answered by likableadvisers | 2024-06-26

The correct answer is A. Oppose ratifying the Constitution. Anti-Federalists opposed the Constitution because they feared strong central government would limit individual liberties and the powers of states. Their efforts led to the eventual inclusion of the Bill of Rights to protect these freedoms.
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Answered by likableadvisers | 2024-08-07