Question

1. which principle says that government power comes from the people?

key words: principle = basic idea authority / power = control
a. limited government
b. rule of law
c. popular sovereignty
d. federalism

1. why did anti - federalists fear (worry about) a strong national government?

key words: fear = worry strong national government = powerful federal government state power = power of states governments individual liberties = personal freedoms
a. it would protect individual rights too much
b. it could take power from states and hurt individual freedoms
c. it would make relationships with other countries weaker
d. it would end elections

Explanation:

For question 10: Popular sovereignty is the core principle that government authority is derived from the consent of the governed, meaning power comes from the people. Limited government refers to restricted government power, rule of law means all are subject to law, and federalism is the division of power between national and state governments.
For question 11: Anti-Federalists opposed a strong national government because they believed it would reduce the power of state governments and threaten the personal freedoms and individual liberties of citizens, as they feared a distant, powerful central government would overreach.

Answer:

1. C. Popular sovereignty
2. B. It could take power from states and hurt individual freedoms