1. Roman Catholic and PURITANS alike wished for a modification of the laws which bore hardly on them.
2. The PURITANS were invited to a conference with the king at Hampton Court ( 1604)
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I believe your answer is C. hope this helps
They argued B. It was impossible to separate government into equal branches
Anti-federalists were against all parts of the Constitution because they thought one branch would become too strong and become oppresive like Great Britain
I am pretty sure it is sent to the president after the legislature
