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3B-Political Parties

3B-Development of Political Parties: Federalists v. Democratic-Republicans

TermDefinition
Alexander Hamilton leader of the Federalist party
Thomas Jefferson Leader of the Democratic-Republicans
Federalists believed in a strong federal government
Democratic-Republicans believed in strong state governments
Democratic-Republicans favored the "common man"
Federalists favored the educated & wealthy class
strict construction Federal government only has powers that are directly stated in the Constitution
loose construction Constitution allows Federal government to do MORE than what is explicitly stated
loose construction stresses the "necessary and proper" clause of the Constitution
elastic clause modern term for the "necessary and proper" clause of the Constitution
Federalists loose constructionists
Democratic-Republicans strict constructionists
Federalists tended to be business owners in Northeast
Democratic-Republicans tended to be working people in the cities of the North
Federalists tended to be Southern plantation owners
Democratic-Republicans tended to be small farmers
Democratic-Republicans formerly known as "Anti-Federalists"
Democratic-Republicans tended to be immigrants
Federalists supported the British in their war against France
Democratic-Republicans supported the French Revolution
Federalists favored the National Bank
Democratic-Republicans opposed the National Bank
Federalists favored economy based on manufacturing and shipping
Democratic-Republicans favored economy based on farming; agriculture
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