Opposition to approval of the constitution made by the anti-federalists was grounded on the belief that it would question 2 options: encourage pluralism, which would threaten liberty be too democratic in a strong central government. grant too much power to the states keep elites in power, endanger liberty especially for individuals, and weaken the states

The correct answer is keep elites in power, endanger liberty especially for individuals, and weaken the states.

The Anti-federalists were a group of individuals who feared a too strong central government in America. Their fears about this type of tyrannical government were rooted in their experience as colonists under the control of the British government. This is why the Anti-federalists were in favor of a Bill of Rights. This Bill of Rights would explicitly state what rights citizens possessed in order to prevent the federal government from taking these rights away.

a and b!

dfroos means which is a and b