The Primary Concern of the Federalist Party in the Late

question 69

Multiple Choice

The primary concern of the Federalist Party in the late 1700s was _____________________.

• A) a strong national government
• B) powerful state governments
• C) alliances and peace with Native Americans
• D) state control of the military
• E) westward expansion

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