Anti-federalists believed that most of the government’s power should lie with a. states b. the president c. congress d. individuals

a. states

Explanation:

Anti-Federalists trusted that the Government dependably figures out how to grow and that the powers taken by the government are proportionate to the loss of individual liberties.

For them, approval of the new constitution would possibly be worthy on the off chance that it incorporated a Bill of Rights proclaiming explicit "untouchable rights". They got their Bill of Rights and the Constitution was sanctioned.

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