Which of the following best explains the Federalists' view on including a list of rights in the Constitution?

The Constitution already limited powers of government, so a list was not needed.

The government would not be able to enforce penalties against those violating rights.

A Bill of Rights would threaten the freedom of any people not included in the list.

A Bill of Rights would weaken a government that needed to be strong to function.

Question

Which of the following best explains the Federalists' view on including a list of rights in the Constitution?

 The Constitution already limited powers of government, so a list was not needed.

 The government would not be able to enforce penalties against those violating rights.

 A Bill of Rights would threaten the freedom of any people not included in the list.

 A Bill of Rights would weaken a government that needed to be strong to function.

anonymous · Answer

Someone who things their state is more important than the nation.
or disagrees with the hypocritical dictation of the fed