The Federalists favored the Constitution as the basis of a new government because they

A.) wanted a military government.

B.) thought the federal government should remain weak.

C.) wanted a strong central government.

D.) believed the new government should have one branch.

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Taylor Stone

14 August, 18:27

The Federalists favored the Constitution as the basis of a new government because they

A.) wanted a military government.

B.) thought the federal government should remain weak.

C.) wanted a strong central government.

D.) believed the new government should have one branch.

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Anastasia Moyer · Answer 1

In the United States, the Federalists favored the Constitution as the basis of a new government because they " C.) wanted a strong central government," since they wanted to replace the Articles of Confederation, which left most power to the states.

The Federalists favored the Constitution as the basis of a new government because theyA.) wanted a military government.B.) thought the federal government should remain weak.C.) wanted a strong central government.D.) believed the new government should have one branch.

The Federalists favored the Constitution as the basis of a new government because they

A.) wanted a military government.

B.) thought the federal government should remain weak.

C.) wanted a strong central government.

D.) believed the new government should have one branch.