Question

1. why were some founding fathers upset about the final draft of the u.s. constitution?

they wanted more guarantees for state rights and individual rights.
they would be shut out of the political process in the new government.
they believed the competition under the articles of confederation was healthy.

Explanation:

These Founding Fathers, known as Anti-Federalists, opposed the original Constitution because it lacked explicit protections for individual liberties and they feared the strong federal government would override state powers. Their demands led to the addition of the Bill of Rights. The other options are incorrect: there was no indication they would be excluded from the new government, and most did not view the chaotic competition under the Articles of Confederation as healthy.

Answer:

A. They wanted more guarantees for state rights and individual rights.