How did the compromise of later adding a Bill of Rights affect our Constitution?

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Dalton Bryan

25 January, 02:30

How did the compromise of later adding a Bill of Rights affect our Constitution?

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Kimberly Ayers · Answer 1

The Federalists argued that the democratic process alone would protect our rights. The anti-Federalists wanted direct guarantees of those rights. The Constitution provided for a stronger central government than the weaker Articles of Confederation. It moved the country a little more to the left. The Bill of Rights limitations on what government could do to you made sure that move didn't turn out to be a slippery slope.

Dahlia Villegas · Answer 2

The Federalists argued that the democratic process alone would protect our rights. The anti-Federalists wanted direct guarantees of those rights. The Constitution provided for a stronger central government than the weaker Articles of Confederation. It moved the country a little more to the left. The Bill of Rights limitations on what government could do to you made sure that move didn't turn out to be a slippery slope.