Question

question 27 of 50
the antifederalists argued that the constitution:
needed a bill of rights.
took too much power away from the states.
created an executive who was too much like a king.
gave too much power to the federal government.
all of these choices are correct.

Explanation:

The Antifederalists had several concerns about the Constitution. They believed it needed a bill of rights to protect individual liberties (as it initially lacked one), that it took too much power from the states (favoring a stronger federal government which they opposed), that the executive branch (president) had too much power (resembling a king), and that the federal government was given excessive power. So all these points were part of their arguments.

Answer:

E. All of these choices are correct.