Question

select all that apply. which are two reasons why the bill of rights was included in the constitution? a. george washington would not agree to become president without its inclusion b. key anti - federalists would not support ratification if it was not included c. federalists believed state constitutions did not sufficiently protect individual rights d. certain delegates were concerned that federal power was not sufficiently limited

Explanation:

The Bill of Rights was added to address Anti-Federalist opposition, as they refused to ratify the original Constitution without explicit protections for individual liberties. Additionally, some delegates worried the initial Constitution did not limit federal power enough, so the Bill of Rights was included to define and protect individual rights against overreach.

Answer:

• Key Anti-Federalists would not support ratification if it was not included
• Certain delegates were concerned that federal power was not sufficiently limited