The main factor in the eventual ratification of the Constitution by the states was
A) the creation of the office of vice president.
B) the large amount of power given to the national government.
C) the elegant nature of the separation of powers.
D) the promise that a bill of rights would be added.
E) the inclusion of checks and balances.

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The promise that a Bill of Rights would be added was crucial in securing the support of those who were concerned about the potential for government overreach and the protection of individual liberties, leading to the eventual ratification of the Constitution by the states.

The Main Factor in the Eventual Ratification of the Constitution