Which of the following was a fear expressed by the new Constitution's critics?
A. Americans would consider themselves superior to other nations and declare war unreasonably.
B. The rights of the wealthy upper classes would not be protected because of the principle of equality before law.
C. A republican form of government would not work in a nation the size of the United States.
D. A slave rebellion would ensue because the problem of slavery in the northern states was unresolved despite widespread disapproval.
E. Extensive individual freedom in the hands of the common people would lead to chaos.
Answer: C
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