A. The Constitution already limited powers of government, so a list was not needed.
Explanation:
During the debates for ratification of the proposed Constitution, Federalists argued that the Constitution did not need a list of rights, because it already established enumerated powers to the government, and the government was limited to them. Furthermore, they argued that a Bill of Rights was unnecessary because the government was founded under the principles of Separation of Powers and the Checks and Balances system, under which the power of the government had to be divided into three branches and each branch was allowed to oversee, check and limit the other so no part abuse from its power.
There were only 23 letters in the Latin alphabet, while the modern English alphabet has 26. Also, there were no lowercase letters in the Latin alphabet.
