Federalist and Antifederalist?
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It was the federalists at first because they supported a strong central government.  Even George Washington had federalist views.  The anti-federalists, later known as the first republican party(not associated with GOP) gave oppostion because they said federalists were too much like the British.  They weren't a party until later on though.  They both gave great value I believe.  To me they both did good for our country because they both wanted sovereignty and to be independent but just thought of different ways to have it.
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Federalist supported a strong central government...\nThe Bill of Rights limits the power of the federal government.\n\nAnti-federalists feared a strong central government and felt that the Bill of Rights curbed the power of the federal government.
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if u mean federalism...its like a cake layers where the government goes thruogh a series of checks and balances, with each layer intertwined and invoved on the next...thats why its known as a marble cake. YUM!!!
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I assume you are European by your spelling so please refer yourself to a comparison between Federal and unitary systems as well as Prime Minister vs. Presidential models.\n\nbest
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The federalist party wanted more federal government control while the Jeffersonians wanted more state power. Also, the Federalists supported industry which made them popular in the north, while the Jeffersonians supported agriculture, which made them more popular in the south.
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The Federalist Papers by James Madison, John Jay, and Alexander Hamilton
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Although I am bothered by rhetorical questions, let's consider.  Hmm...\n\nThey are both Republicans who led their nation through a war.  Unfortunately, Lincoln's war had a purpose, which was fulfilled.  Then all the surviving troops went home.
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A centralist is some who sees both the promise and the stupidity of both parties. They don't care much for ideology, they just want things that work.\n\nBTW, use the Check Spelling function. Shortened spelling is OK for text messages, but in the real world, correct spelling and grammar matters.
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Please do not call Democrats "Liberals", they are not true liberals, they are against Property rights, School Choice and the Second Amendment.\nWhat they are is Leftists, they believe in a large central government and the redistribution of wealth.
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None....they are both for income redistribution!
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federalists wanted a strong central govt anti's wanted a weak central govt.
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try the federalist papers, and the constitution of the United States
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I would choose neither.  \n\nI oppose their views since they will warp the US Constitution.  \n\nStudy the opinion of Benjamin Franklin.\n\nThe Late Barry Morris Goldwater (1909-1998) would had been better.\n\nStudy a Libertarian like Senator Goldwater
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It started as the Federalist party versus the Democratic Republicans.  Once the federalists dwindled into nothingness, the Democratic Republicans were left as a single party and it wasn't long until the liberals and conservatives within the group caused it to splinter into what is now known as the Democrats and the Republicans.  The names are arbitrary, its the ideology behind each (Reps = Cons, Dems = Libs)
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George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Ben Franklin and James Madison were Liberals. John Adams was a Conservative.
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In a nutshell, Federalism is the seperation of powers between a Federal, national government and a local government, as we have in the U.S., or it can be defined as the decentralization of powers between differnt levels of government, such as the national government has powers, the state or province has certain powers,  the individual counties or parishes have certain powers, and then the towns and communities have certain powers, the second definitioin is much better, though neither is perfect.
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federalism is the separation of powers between the states and national governments.\nbefore the Constitution, when the US was under the articles fo confederation the states had all the power and control on everything, this allowed for states to raise taxes on goods that were transported out of their state, so every state would tax the other states. However what federalism has done is it provides protection to the individuals.\nLook at before and after Constitution