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which of the following were among alexander hamiltons arguments concerning the bill of rights? correct answer(s) drag appropriate answer(s) here hamilton argued that the constitution already contained provisions that amounted to a bill of rights. hamilton argued that the constitution would not be able to be ratified with a bill of rights. hamilton argued that a bill of rights was a necessary limit on the federal government and that the constitution should not be ratified without one. hamilton argued that a bill of rights would be irrelevant because the national government had only delegated powers. incorrect answer(s) drag appropriate answer(s) here

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Hamilton argued that the Constitution already contained provisions that amounted to a bill of rights.
Hamilton argued that a bill of rights would be irrelevant because the national government had only delegated powers.