Why did the Federalists believe that the Constitution would prevent the national government from gaining too much power? (1 point) Responses It included a bill of rights. It included a bill of rights. It divided the federal government into three branches. It divided the federal government into three branches. It won the support of George Washington and Benjamin Franklin. It won the support of George Washington and Benjamin Franklin. It required the approval of 9 of the 13 states.

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Why did the Federalists believe that the Constitution would prevent the national government from gaining too much power?  (1 point) Responses  It included a bill of rights. It included a bill of rights.  It divided the federal government into three branches. It divided the federal government into three branches.  It won the support of George Washington and Benjamin Franklin. It won the support of George Washington and Benjamin Franklin.  It required the approval of 9 of the 13 states.

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The Federalists believed that the Constitution would prevent the national government from gaining too much power because it divided the federal government into three branches, which included a system of checks and balances to ensure each branch would have the ability to limit the power of the others. Additionally, it required the approval of 9 out of the 13 states, which ensured that the states had a voice in the decision-making process.