Question

Why did Alexander Hamilton oppose adding a Bill of Rights to the Constitution?
(1 point)
Responses

He was afraid it would actually limit individuals' rights by not listing them all.
He was afraid it would actually limit individuals' rights by not listing them all.

He feared it would cause the defeat and eventual elimination of the U.S. Constitution.
He feared it would cause the defeat and eventual elimination of the U.S. Constitution.

He did not believe in individual rights and believed the federal government should have more power.
He did not believe in individual rights and believed the federal government should have more power.

He did not support the Confederacy and wanted the southern states to leave the Union.
Answer
Which answer is it
Answer
Which of the following is a true statement about the Bill of Rights?
(1 point)
Responses

It was supported strongly by the Federalists.
It was supported strongly by the Federalists.

It prevents the federal government from violating citizens' rights.
It prevents the federal government from violating citizens' rights.

It protects citizens from their state governments.
It protects citizens from their state governments.

It gives U.S. citizens very limited rights.
Answer
The First Amendment to the Constitution prevents Congress from doing what?
(1 point)
Responses

allowing the government to enter private homes without probable cause
allowing the government to enter private homes without probable cause

limiting the right to bear arms
limiting the right to bear arms

preventing people from having a speedy trial
preventing people from having a speedy trial

establishing a religion for the country
Answer
Which amendment has been used, under the Incorporation Doctrine, to apply the Bill of Rights to the states?
(1 point)
Responses

Twelfth
Twelfth

Thirteenth
Thirteenth

Fourteenth
Fourteenth

Fifteenth
Answered by GPT 3.5
None of the provided responses accurately describe Alexander Hamilton's reasons for opposing the addition of a Bill of Rights to the Constitution. In reality, Hamilton had concerns that explicitly listing certain rights could imply that the federal government had the power to infringe upon any rights that were not specifically mentioned. Instead, he believed that the Constitution already protected individual liberties and that the addition of a Bill of Rights was unnecessary.
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The correct answer is:

He was afraid it would actually limit individuals' rights by not listing them all.
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It prevents the federal government from violating citizens' rights.
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establishing a religion for the country.
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Fourteenth