During the Founding era, ________ were the strongest supporters of adding a bill of rights to the Constitution.

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The Antifederalists were the strongest supporters of adding a bill of rights to the Constitution as they feared the federal government would become too powerful without explicit protections for individual liberties. The Federalists, merchants, landowners, and members of the military generally opposed the idea of a bill of rights. Slaves did not have a significant voice in the debate over the Constitution.

During the Founding Era, ________ Were the Strongest Supporters of Adding