The Most Successful Objection the Antifederalists Raised Against the Proposed

question 27

Multiple Choice

The most successful objection the Antifederalists raised against the proposed Constitution was ______.

• A) the absence of a Bill of Rights that would protect individuals
• B) the lack of term limits on members of the legislative and executive branches
• C) the necessary and proper clause gave Congress too much leeway to extend its authority
• D) the strong provisions for judicial review would turn the Supreme Court into the most powerful branch of the government