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Why did the anti Federalist demand that a bill of right be added to the constitution
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Why did the anti Federalist demand that a bill of right be added to the constitution

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to guarantee the rights of individuals.

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The Anti-Federalists were afraid that the Federalists were forming a too powerful government, and demanded a Bill of Rights in order to protect individuals from a large and strong central government
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