In 1787, Sam believed that the Articles of Confederation did not work and that the United States needed a strong central government. Sam was most likely

A. a Federalist

B. an Anti-Federalist

C. not being heard by the American public

D. not allowed your First Amendment rights

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Gardner

22 November, 21:18

In 1787, Sam believed that the Articles of Confederation did not work and that the United States needed a strong central government. Sam was most likely

A. a Federalist

B. an Anti-Federalist

C. not being heard by the American public

D. not allowed your First Amendment rights

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Gillian Humphrey · Answer 1

Sam would most likely be a Federalist. Federalists beleived the United States neede more central governing power while Antifederalists wanted more power for the states, and not leaders ruling over the country.

In 1787, Sam believed that the Articles of Confederation did not work and that the United States needed a strong central government. Sam was most likelyA. a FederalistB. an Anti-FederalistC. not being heard by the American publicD. not allowed your First Amendment rights

In 1787, Sam believed that the Articles of Confederation did not work and that the United States needed a strong central government. Sam was most likely

A. a Federalist

B. an Anti-Federalist

C. not being heard by the American public

D. not allowed your First Amendment rights