Question 9(Multiple Choice Worth 5 points) (01.04 MC) Which of the following is a true statement regarding the debates over ratifying the Constitution? The Anti-Federalists believed the states would have too much power, but the Federalists argued there was a strong The Federalists supported a limited government, but the Anti-Federalists argued that the states were not limited enc The Anti-Federalists believed the central government would undermine state governments, but the Federalists argue system. The Federalists demanded more written protection for individual rights, but the Anti Federalists did not support the ad

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Question 9(Multiple Choice Worth 5 points) (01.04 MC) Which of the following is a true statement regarding the debates over ratifying the Constitution? The Anti-Federalists believed the states would have too much power, but the Federalists argued there was a strong The Federalists supported a limited government, but the Anti-Federalists argued that the states were not limited enc The Anti-Federalists believed the central government would undermine state governments, but the Federalists argue system. The Federalists demanded more written protection for individual rights, but the Anti Federalists did not support the ad

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The correct answer is:**The Anti-Federalists believed the central government would undermine state governments, but the Federalists argued for a stronger federal system.**### Explanation:- **Anti-Federalists' concerns:** The Anti-Federalists were worried that the proposed Constitution gave too much power to the central (federal) government, which could potentially weaken or override the authority of state governments.- **Federalists' argument:** The Federalists supported the Constitution because they believed a stronger federal government was necessary to maintain order, unity, and stability in the nation. They argued that the system of checks and balances and separation of powers would prevent any one branch from becoming too powerful.

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