In the debate over the Constitution, what did Federalists favor?

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Dazzle · Answer

The Federalists favored a strong national government. They want to support the national interests. However, Democrats (oppposing party) favored a weak central government and the support of states.

silentsilence · Answer

The Federalists favoured the Constitution

Dazzle · Answer

Federalists favored a strong national government to replace the weak Articles of Confederation. They believed that a centralized authority was vital for stability, economic growth, and protection of individual rights. Key figures like Hamilton and Madison argued for the Constitution and emphasized the importance of effective governance and prevention of conflict among states. 
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In the debate over the Constitution, what did Federalists favor?

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