Why did the Federalists NOT believe a bill of rights was needed in the Constitution?

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agasfer [191]3 years ago

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Answer:

B They believed the document adequately limited federal power.

Explanation:

The Federalists rejected the proposal to need a Bill of rights and declared it dangerous and unnecessary.
They clearly distinguished differences between the state constitutions and the American (US) Constitution and declared that people have kept their rights and power under the Constitution.
Therfore only Federal goverment was limited, not the people or states

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