Question

2.4. differentiate between the federalists and antifederalists stances on the ratification of the constitution.

what successes did the antifederalists have in influencing the constitution?

correct answer(s)
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term limits for the supreme court
the ratification of the bill of rights
the removal of the supremacy clause
the direct election of senators

incorrect answer(s)
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Explanation:

Analyze Antifederalist demands and outcomes

The Antifederalists feared a strong central government and demanded explicit protections for individual liberties, which led directly to the compromise of adding a Bill of Rights to secure ratification.

Evaluate the incorrect options

Term limits for the Supreme Court, the removal of the Supremacy Clause, and the direct election of senators (which came much later with the 17th Amendment) were not successful constitutional outcomes achieved by the Antifederalists during ratification.

Answer:

Correct Answer(s)

• the ratification of the Bill of Rights (Correct answer)

Incorrect Answer(s)

• term limits for the Supreme Court
• the removal of the Supremacy Clause
• the direct election of senators