Which best explains the federalists view on including a list of rights in the constitution?

Federalists generally believed that a list of rights was unnecessary and potentially dangerous. They argued that since the Constitution granted limited powers to the federal government, the rights not specifically enumerated were inherently protected. Including a list could imply that any rights not mentioned were not protected, thus undermining individual liberties. Additionally, they felt that the separation of powers and checks and balances within the Constitution sufficiently safeguarded citizens' rights.