Which amendment was introduced to appease Anti-Federalists wanting more protections for individual rights?

The Bill of Rights was introduced specifically to address the concerns of Anti-Federalists who feared that the new Constitution did not adequately protect individual liberties. These groups were particularly anxious about the potential for government overreach and the infringement of personal rights, so to secure ratification of the Constitution, the promise of a Bill of Rights was made. This collection of first ten amendments explicitly outlines various protections for individuals, including freedoms of speech, religion, and the press, as well as rights related to legal proceedings and personal security. By incorporating these amendments, the framers sought to protect individuals from potential government abuse and thereby assuaged the fears of the Anti-Federalists.