3. what did anti-federalist fear the constitution was a path back to?

Anti-federalist fear the Constitution was a path back to a new government too powerful how consequently threat individual liberties.

Explanation:

Back then, the absence of a bill of rights in this document would give to a new national government excessive power over the people, hidden monarchic powers for the president, and a disproportionate power of the federal government at the cost of the state government.

The Anti-Federalists wrote a group of articles and presented diverse discourses against the acceptance of the Constitution.

The nonpartisan writings and discourses become The Anti-Federalist Papers, to differentiate them from their counterpart, written in support of the new Constitution.

option a

explanation:

to cleberate the end of their war