4.2 Federalist vs Democrat Republicans Study Guide

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Party leader was Alexander Hamiltion

Federalist

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Party Leader was Thomas Jefferson and James Madison

Democrat-Republicans

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Favored a loose interpretation of the Constitution (Implied powers)

Federalist

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Favored a Strict interp of the Constitution

Democrat-Republicans

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Appealed to merchants and wealthy city dwellers

Federalist

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Supported a National bank

Federalist

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Supported increased tariffs

Democratic-Republicans

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Appealed to farmers, southerners and westerners

Democratic Repbulican

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Supported low tariffs

Federalist

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Supported States rights over central gov

Democratic-republicans

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Against National bank

Democratic-republicans

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Believed that Debt was good for US economy

Federalist

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Favored the French over the British in Foreign Policy

Democratic-republicans

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Believed in a expansion of the military

Federalist

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Supported French Revolution

Democratic - Republicans

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Supported manufacturing and industrialization efforts (want country of cities.)

Federalist

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Wanted strong state governments of “the people” with power

Democratic- Republicans

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Would have supported this statement “The Cultivators of earth, are our most powerful citizens'“

Democratic - Republicans

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Will be the most dominate political party between 1800-1825ish

Democratic Republicans

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Will largely fade away after the war of 1812 and the Hardford convention of 1815

Federalist