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Why did the Federalists believe the national government would not become too strong if the Constitution was adopted? A system of checks and balances would prevent the government from becoming tyrannical.

The Bill of Rights ensured that individual rights would be protected.

The federal government would use its powers to protect, not threaten, individual liberties.

Elected government officials could not be trusted to protect individual rights.

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