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mamaluj [8]2 years ago

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The merits of the Anti-federalist argument that an extended republic will lead to the destruction of liberty and self-government is explained below in details.

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Anti-Federalists claimed that the Constitution gave too much authority to the federal government while exerting too much authority away from state and local authorities. Many believed that the federal government would be too distant removed to express the average civilian.

The Anti-Federalists declared the Constitution provided the central administration too much authority, and without a Bill of Rights the people would be in danger of tyranny.

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