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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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Answer:The disagreed with the Three-Fifths Compromise.

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Most of them were anti-federalists who wanted to retain power within states. Anti-federalists opposed the ratification because they thought that the
Constitution lacked a Bill of Rights.
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