The anti-federalists favored strong state governments because
a. states had led the american people to victory in the american revolution.
b. all of the states had already passed bills of rights.
c. they believed that was the best way to protect people’s liberty
d. they believed states would more strongly resist an attempted takeover by great britain.

The correct answer is C) They believed that was the best way to protect people's liberty.

The Anti-Federalists were a political group that existed during the late 1700's and early 1800's. When the US was creating a new constitution, one thing that the Anti-Federalists fought against was a strong central government. The Anti-Federalists feared that too strong of a central government would result in the violation of individual inalienable rights. These fears were a result of the mistreatment of American colonists when they were under the control of Great Britain. This is why the Anti-Federalists believed in strong state governments, as these institutions knew more about their citizens than the federal govenrment.

the right answer is the constitution