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im pretty sure this is D Which of the following best describes a fear that the Anti-Federalists had about creating a national government? It would ignore the limit of the power of the president. It would likely lead the nation into war. It would slow down the growth of business and weaken the economy. It would soon become like the British government of King George III.

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D is correct (It would soon become like the British government of King George III).

The Anti-Federalists were afraid that if a national government would be created in the Americas, the abuses that they had fought to get away from would continue. They were afraid that the problems the British monarchy had caused involving the rights of individuals would just be recreated under the new government.
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