What did the Anti-Federalists fear would happen if the federal government gained too much power under the Constitution? OA. The
nation would be ruled by a centralized communist system with no individual rights. OB. Federal leaders would overpower the authority of the states and ignore the rights of citizens. O C. The northern and southern states would split over the issue of slavery. OD American leaders would become overly involved in wars with other nations,
The Anti-Federalists were a group in the 1700s led by Thomas Jefferson that believed:
In smaller states not government, not a centralized government
In a Bill of Rights to protect individual freedoms
Amending the Articles of Confederation instead of ratifying the Constitution
A strict constitutional interpretation
Communism wouldn't develop until the 19th century, so choice A isn't correct. They weren't really concerned about the nation splitting or foreign affairs, so we can eliminate choice C and D.
However, they were concerned about the government becoming too powerful and trampling on state and individual liberties. So, choice B is correct.
I would suggest you start by matching countries to the cities you recognize. For example, Rome is in Italy, which means that "Italy" is N. If you are unsure about others, I'm sure you can google a map of Europe and that will help you fill out the rest :)
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