Asked by Arthur morgan
What role did the anti-federalists play in protecting civil liberties? (1 point)
• They chose which rights would or would not be in the Bill of Rights.
• They were the ones who wrote the Bill of Rights.
• They provided the plan for fighting back when a civil liberty is violated.
• They refused to ratify the Constitution until the Bill of Rights was included in it.
• They chose which rights would or would not be in the Bill of Rights.
• They were the ones who wrote the Bill of Rights.
• They provided the plan for fighting back when a civil liberty is violated.
• They refused to ratify the Constitution until the Bill of Rights was included in it.
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The correct answer is: **They refused to ratify the Constitution until the Bill of Rights was included in it.**
Anti-Federalists were concerned that the new Constitution did not adequately protect individual rights and civil liberties, so their insistence on adding a Bill of Rights was crucial in ensuring these protections were included.
Anti-Federalists were concerned that the new Constitution did not adequately protect individual rights and civil liberties, so their insistence on adding a Bill of Rights was crucial in ensuring these protections were included.
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