Question

Speaker 1: The new Constitution provides sufficient protection of individual liberties.

Speaker 2: The creation of a new national government is necessary to increase
the powers of the executive branch.
Speaker 3: The state’s rights represent the strength of our union.
Speaker 4: The national government needs stronger powers while federalism and
separation of powers will keep it from becoming too oppressive.
Which speaker is MOST likely an Anti-Federalist?

Answer 1

Speaker 3.

Step-by-step explanation:

A Federalist is a person that has the interest of the federation at heart and as such would want a strong central government and also supports the constitution while an anti-Federalist is a person that would want to limit the powers of the government and is against the ratification of the Constitution.

Therefore, the speaker that is most likely an anti-Federalist is speaker 3.