Questions: was a primary concern of the Anti-Federalists during the The lack of state governments The power of the judicial branch The lack of a national currency The absence of a Bill of Rights

The answer is The absence of a Bill of Rights.

This was not a primary concern of the Anti-Federalists. In fact, the Anti-Federalists were more concerned with preserving the power and autonomy of state governments rather than their absence.

While the Anti-Federalists did express concerns about the potential for an overly powerful federal judiciary, this was not their primary concern.

The Anti-Federalists were more focused on issues of individual and state rights rather than economic concerns like the lack of a national currency.

The Anti-Federalists were deeply concerned about the absence of a Bill of Rights in the original Constitution. They feared that without explicit protections, individual liberties could be threatened by the new federal government. This concern was a significant factor in the eventual adoption of the first ten amendments to the Constitution, known as the Bill of Rights.