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The anti-federalist had two main objections to the constitution become ratified?
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The anti-federalist had two main objections to the constitution become ratified?

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They wanted the states to have more power than the national government, wanted to state all the rights of citizens, and opposed a national bank. Hope that helps!
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To have the states have power and not the government.
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