How did the political positions of the Federalists and Democratic Republicans differ?

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Harper Mcbride

17 January, 02:58

How did the political positions of the Federalists and Democratic Republicans differ?

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Antoine Dyer · Answer 1

Federalists believed in that the federal government was the ultimate authority. Democratic-Republicans thought the power should lie with the states. Federalists are like the politicians of today who see the United States as a single entity. A Democratic-Republican would see the United States as 50 separate entities with a limited federal government. Federalists were Washington and Adams. The Democratic-Republicans were Jefferson, Madison, and Monroe.

Kiera · Answer 2

Federalists believed the federal government as authority. Democratic Republicans wanted power withing the states not the national government. A Democratic-Republican would see the United States as 50 separate states which is right with a limited federal government. Federalists were Washington and Adams. The Democratic-Republicans were Jefferson, Madison, and Monroe.