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Why did the Anti-Federalist oppose ratification of the Constitution? Group of answer choices

They did not want George Washington to serve as the president.

They were loyal to King George III.

They feared a strong national government, they believed the new Constitution would destroy their civil liberties.

They feared the division between the states would allow the French to take control of the colonies.

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