What was washingtons response to Anti-Federalist belief in the importance of state sovereignty Anti-Federalist fear that the president would have too much power Anti-Federalist fear that a strong federal government would become corrupt Anti-Federalist resistance to undue taxation

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Anti-Federalist fear that the president would have too much power

Explanation:

When America was formed newly, there was an ongoing struggle between two major group of people on how the constitution of America would look like. These group called - The Federalists and The Anti-Federalist were on opposing view.

The Anti-Federalist were of the opinion that, the president would have too much power which could be liked to the colonial master, England, which they never wanted to emulate. The president having too much power means that, the state would be at the mercy of the central government in which the president controls.

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