Which of the following statements voices the principal anti-federalist objection to the constitution? a. it contained no bill of rights. b. it promoted a monarch-like presidency. c. it did not protect the right of trial by jury. d. it gave congress too much power to regulate trade.

The following statement which voices the principal Anti-Federalist objection to the Constitution was b) it promoted a monarch-like presidency. The Anti-Federalists worried that if their was a president, it might have the potential of becoming a monarchy. This was due to the fact that a president of the United States was seen as a luxury at the time.