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What is one reason southern states were generally opposed to the ratification of the constitution
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What is one reason southern states were generally opposed to the ratification of the constitution

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Southern states were generally opposed to the ratification of the Constitution was because they wanted to retain power. Most of these Southern states are Anti-federalists and support the Confederation.
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