Which of the following statements voices the principal Anti-Federalist objection to the Constitution?

A. It contained no Bill of Rights.

B. It promoted a monarch-like presidency.

C. It did not protect the right of trial by jury.

D. It gave Congress too much power to regulate trade.

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23 January, 18:05

Which of the following statements voices the principal Anti-Federalist objection to the Constitution?

A. It contained no Bill of Rights.

B. It promoted a monarch-like presidency.

C. It did not protect the right of trial by jury.

D. It gave Congress too much power to regulate trade.

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Aryanna Horne · Answer 1

The following statement which voices the principal Anti-Federalist objection to the Constitution was that b) it promoted a monarch-like presidency. Federalists were very much for a stronger central government, but this intimidate the Anti-Federalists who felt like this would soon become a dictatorship-like position.

Which of the following statements voices the principal Anti-Federalist objection to the Constitution?A. It contained no Bill of Rights.B. It promoted a monarch-like presidency.C. It did not protect the right of trial by jury.D. It gave Congress too much power to regulate trade.

Which of the following statements voices the principal Anti-Federalist objection to the Constitution?

A. It contained no Bill of Rights.

B. It promoted a monarch-like presidency.

C. It did not protect the right of trial by jury.

D. It gave Congress too much power to regulate trade.