The American experience suggests that many of the Antifederalists' primary concerns were not unwarranted.

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The Antifederalists were concerned about the potential for a strong central government to become tyrannical, the lack of a bill of rights to protect individual liberties, and the potential for wealthy elites to dominate the government. History has shown that many of these concerns were not unwarranted, as the U.S. government has at times overstepped its bounds, amendments have been added to protect individual liberties, and wealth and power continue to play a significant role in American politics.

The American Experience Suggests That Many of the Antifederalists' Primary