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1 Federalist and Anti-Federalist Platforms

2 Led by Alexander Hamilton
Federalists

3 Weak central government
Anti-Federalists

4 For an agrarian nation Anti-Federalists

5 British favored in foreign affairs
Federalists

6 Supported a National Debt
Federalists

7 Against a National Bank of the United States
Anti-Federalists

8 For a Bill of Rights in the Constitution
Anti-Federalists

9 For High Protective Tariffs
Federalists

10 Favored industrialization and business
Federalists

11 For Stronger State Governments
Anti-Federalists

12 Favored the French in Foreign Affairs
Anti-Federalists

13 Party of the Educated and Wealthy
Federalists

14 Against the Whiskey Excise Tax
Anti-Federalists

15 Led by Thomas Jefferson
Anti-Federalists

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