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Which argument supported the Federalist view that adoption of the Constitution
would not threaten individual liberties?
O The federal government would use its new powers to protect, not threaten,
individual rights.
O State governments would continue to hold the most power and would safeguard
individual freedom.
O Elected government officials would never take steps against individual rights.
O Government power was to be separated into three branches and divided
between the national and state governments.

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Answer:

A. The federal government would use its new powers to protect, not threaten, individual rights.

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The correct answer is A
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