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merchants, bankers, manufactureres, most professionals, and some wealthy farmers
federalist supporters
New England and Atlantic coast
federalists most popular locations
strong but limited, central government and weaker state governments
government lead by the wealthy and educated, wanted limited voting rights
loose interpretation of the constitution
federalists governmental views
wanted the national bank
viewed national debt as good if properly managed
wanted federal government spending on “internal improvements” such as roads, bridges, and canals
federalist economic views
usually were pro-British
federalist views on foreign policy
Small farmers, small shopkeepers, frontier settlers, and craftsmen
democratic republic supporters
south and west
democratic republicans most popular locations
weak central government
trusted the common man; lowering voting qualifications
strict interpretation of the Constitution
democratic republicans governmental views
opposed the national bank
viewed national debt as bad
found government spending for internal improvements was unconstitutional
democratic republicans economic views
usually were pro-French
democratic republicans foreign policy views
Proclamation of Neutrality
Washington declared that the US would pursue a policy of friendliness and impartiality toward both nations
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