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3. What were the major arguments against the Constitution put forward by the anti-Federalists?

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In general, they argued that if they had a stronger government that would mean that it would threaten the sovereignty of the states and that if they had a more centralized government it would look more like the despotism of their former overlords and they didn't want to end up just like the enemy they fought against.

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