What presidential power under the Constitution led the Antifederalists to urge for a Bill of Rights? A. veto power over acts of Congress. B. military power, as commander-in-chief. C. the power to carry out the laws passed by congress. D. the power to declare states of emergency without consulting Congress.

The presidential power under the Constitution that led the Antifederalists to urge for a Bill of Rights is primarily related to **B. military power, as commander-in-chief**. The Antifederalists were concerned that the power vested in the presidency, particularly as commander-in-chief of the armed forces, could lead to potential abuses and overreach, making it essential to include a Bill of Rights to protect individual liberties against possible governmental infringement.