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Federalists favored an alliance with Great Britain as the nation that was most likely to promote commerce and investment in the United States. Federalists also believed that the government of Great Britain stood as a strong model of constitutional order, as opposed to what they saw as the radicalism of the French Revolution.

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Why did the federalists favor the Britain?

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Did Federalists favor a national bank?

the believed in promoted economic growth <novanet>


Why were the Federalists in favor of a strong government?

It was Hamilton


Do anti federalists favor a central government?

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Politicians who supported the ratification of the Constitution were known as Federalists. Why were the Federalists in favor of the Constitution?

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