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Which is one reason southern states were generally opposed to the ratification of the constitution?

Which is one reason southern states were generally opposed to the ratification of the constitution?
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Which is one reason southern states were generally opposed to the ratification of the constitution?

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they disagreed with the Three-Fifths Compromise.planation:

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Hi. It looks like there are no choices included in your post but let me go ahead and answer this one for you.

The one reason why Southern states were generally opposed to the ratification of the Constitution was because they wanted to retain power. Most of these Southern states are Anti-federalists and support the Confederation.
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