Question

1 the adoption of the bill of rights (1791) addressed anti - federalist concerns about the new constitution by allowing the national government to coin money, establishing a process for impeaching federal officials, providing for an indirect method of electing the president, protecting citizens from abuses by the national government. 2 in the early 1790s, the bill of rights was added to the constitution to respond to concerns raised by the anti - federalists over the principle of limited government. fill - in the boxes below by connecting the amendment from the bill of rights to the concerns raised by the anti - federalists. write your answers in the blank boxes. arguments raised by the anti - federalists 1. anti - federalists argued that the national government could make citizens house soldiers, just as the british king had done. 2. anti - federalists believed the national government might use its large military force to oppress the people and abuse their rights. 3. provision must be made that if citizens wish to speak freely against the national government, they can do so without fear of arrest and punishment by the national government. 4. provision must be made that all the rights not held by the national government will be held by the states or the people. amendments in the bill of rights first amendment second amendment third amendment fourth amendment

Explanation:

The Bill of Rights was added to address Anti - Federalist concerns about government overreach. The Third Amendment addresses the quartering of soldiers (matches concern 1), the Second Amendment relates to fears about the government's military force (matches concern 2), the First Amendment protects free speech (matches concern 3), and the Tenth Amendment reserves powers not given to the national government to the states or people (matches concern 4).

Answer:

1. Third Amendment
2. Second Amendment
3. First Amendment
4. Tenth Amendment