APFIVE Anti-Federalist Concerns About The Constitution
Anti‐Federalists would most likely contend that which of the following arguments best reflects their concerns about the proposed Constitution?
A
Federal power is too fragmented to address national issues efficiently, necessitating a more unified government.
B
A strong central government, as outlined in the Constitution, poses a direct threat to individual liberties and could evolve into tyrannical rule.
C
Centralized military and judicial powers are indispensable for maintaining national unity and securing personal rights.
D
The new Constitution strikes the perfect balance between centralized authority and state autonomy, protecting individual freedoms.
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