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. Match the Federalists and the Democratic-Republicans with their beliefs on key issues in the 1790s.(4 points)

Federalists Democratic Republicans
Supported the first Bank of the United States

Believed farmers were the core of the US economy

Believed in a strong centralized government

Supported strong state governments

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Here’s how the Federalists and Democratic-Republicans align with their beliefs on the key issues in the 1790s:

Federalists

  • Supported the first Bank of the United States
  • Believed in a strong centralized government

Democratic-Republicans

  • Believed farmers were the core of the US economy
  • Supported strong state governments

This matches the general ideological differences between the two parties during that period. Federalists favored a more robust federal government and financial institutions, while Democratic-Republicans emphasized agrarianism and states' rights.