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Which concerns of the Anti-Federalists were satisfactorily resolved in the Constitution?
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Which concerns of the Anti-Federalists were satisfactorily resolved in the Constitution?

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The primary concern of the Anti-Federalists was that the Constitution would take power away from the people, so they insisted on including a Bill of Rights, which explicitly outlined the most essential rights for citizens. 
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