Both were strong supporters of the Constitution.
Both believed in a strong central government.
Both believed in the importance of a stable and secure nation.
Both believed in the need for a well-regulated militia for national defense.
Both believed in the importance of checks and balances in government.
Both believed in the importance of individual rights and freedoms.
Both had a largely agrarian vision for the economy.
Both believed in the need for a strong national currency.
In what ways were Federalists and Democratic Republicans similar?
Both believed in promoting trade.
Both believed in promoting trade.
Both had plans for a national bank.
Both had plans for a national bank.
Both were strong supporters of the free market.
Both were strong supporters of the free market.
Both were strong supporters of the Constitution.
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