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Why did the Federalists decide to compromise and agree to add a Bill of Rights to the U.S. Constitution? Fear of tyranny To gain enough support for ratification The Anti-federalist papers convinced them
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Why did the Federalists decide to compromise and agree to add a Bill of Rights to the

U.S. Constitution?
Fear of tyranny
To gain enough support for ratification
The Anti-federalist papers convinced them
The Federalist papers convinced them

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