One of the Antifederalists' Strongest Arguments Against the Constitution Was

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Essay

One of the antifederalists' strongest arguments against the Constitution was that it contained no guarantees of individual rights.Was their concern about excessive federal power justified? Did the addition of the first ten amendments (the Bill of Rights) adequately address these antifederalist concerns?

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Definitions:

Mucosa

The damp interior surface of certain organs and bodily cavities, including the nose, mouth, lungs, and stomach, which participates in the processes of absorbing and secreting substances.

Connective Tissue

A tissue type that is the framework of the body.

Dietary Lipids

Fats and oils consumed in the diet, providing energy and supporting cellular function.

Meats

Refers to the flesh of animals, including birds and fish, that is used as food.