What was the goal of the the anti federalist papers?
a. to criticize features of the government proposed by the constitution
b. to oppose the idea of adding bill of rights to constitution
c. to argue against the weakness of the article of confederation
d. to explain the importance of creating a stronger national government

To criticize features of the government proposed by the constitution.

Explanation:

There were three things that characterized the anti-federalists.

1. They supported a weak central (national) government, as had been created in the articles of confederation.

2. They wanted strong state governments.

3. They supported adding a bill of rights to the constitution.

The only answer that does not contradict any of these is A. The government being proposed by the constitution would make it much stronger than under the Articles of Confederation.

In September of 1919, President Thomas Woodrow Wilson, the 28th president of the United States, came to Pueblo to deliver a speech about unity and togetherness in an effort to unite the country for the common goal of joining the League of Nations. It would be his last public speech by him as president.