<span>The farmer said the object of the anti-federalists was to oppose ratification of the United States Articles of Confederation and the Constitution. The 'farmers,' to use the Anti-Federalists' self-given nickname, though that the Constitution gave the federal government too much power and took power away from the states and localities. They thought perhaps the Unites States would become another iteration of Great Britain with this power and sought to prevent that from happening, identifying as 'true Federalists."</span>
The battle of bull run, battle of Antietam, and battle of Gettysburg.
The correct answer is A) Because all three candidates were Progressive, Progressive votes were split.
The election of 1912 was between Woodrow Wilson, Teddy Roosevelt, and William Howard Taft. All three of these individuals were progressives, even though Wilson technically in the Democratic party and Taft was part of the Republican party. This was a time period in which progressive ideas were extremely popular in all major political parties. Due to this fact, the progressive voters were torn on which candidate to pick. Ultimately, Wilson ends up winning the election of 1912.