1. Why did the writers of the Constitution plan on the fact that there would be

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Bas_tet [7]3 years ago

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Because they were worried about the power that the common people had over the state governments, they wanted to reduce those governments' powers.

The writers of the constitution wanted a new plan of government because they felt the old plan gave too much power to the states and allowed too much democracy.

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