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Too much state power would lead to what?
Too much power given to a state would lead its citizens to a life of violence, poverty, and oppression. However, there are states such as Texas that feel they need more power in order to properly run the government.
Too much federal power could what?
lead to a loss of individual freedoms and a potential abuse of power. It could also limit the authority and decision-making power of state and local governments.
The citizens were afraid of a government with too much power under the constitution. What did this lead to?
the bill of rights
Why was Samuel Adams an antifederalist?
becauseit gave too much power to the national government and less power to the state,the executive branch would have too much power...and...there wasn't a plan for a bill of rights
What was the main reason that the Articles of Confederation failed?
The State Government had too much power
Does congress have too much power or too little power?
yes i think that congress has too much power
A major criticism of the articles of confederation was that too much power had been given to the?
state government
What happens if you consume too much lead?
Lead Poisoning
Why was Rhode Island afraid to lose their state rights?
They were concerned that large States might have too much power.
The Constitution of 1851 addressed which main issue with the original state constitution?
The General Assembly had too much power.
What criticism of the articles of confederation and which government did they say they had too much of it?
The main criticism of the Articles Of Confederation was to provide adequate powers for the central government. The State Government had too much power.
What were Alexander Hamilton's views on states rights?
he thought that state governments can not have too much power
