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The Anti-Federalists were instrumental in getting what added to the Constitution in 1791? Articles of Confederation Abolishing of Slavery The Elastic Clause Bill of Rights
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The Anti-Federalists were instrumental in getting what added to the Constitution in 1791?
Articles of Confederation
Abolishing of Slavery
The Elastic Clause
Bill of Rights
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