The Federalists Generally

question 107

Multiple Choice

The Federalists generally:

• A) supported making both national and state governments much stronger than they were under the Articles of Confederation.
• B) supported increasing the authority of the national government.
• C) were suspicious of a strong national government.
• D) preferred a monarchy to a presidency.
• E) wanted to eliminate the national legislature.

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