Which of the following is an argument the Antifederalists made for a Bill of Rights after 1787?
The Articles of Confederation failed to secure individual liberty and a stronger regime was necessary.
A list of fundamental rights was a necessary protection against the inevitable growth of centralized power in what was sure to become a large republic.
Only with a clear an enumerated Bill of Rights could the government centralize quickly.
The Constitution, as written, already included guarantees of specific rights.