What did the Federalists believe in? Check all of the boxes that apply. Support for the French A national bank US neutrality A loose interpretation of the Constitution.

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The federalist believed in the concept of a national bank and the loose interpretation of the constitution.

Who are the Federalist

The Federalist were the supporters of the proposed Constitution in the United states.

    They were  committed to a centralized system of government and this gave rise to their name.  The federalists believed  that a more robust national government was necessary in America.

  They felt  that the Articles of Confederation had not been strong enough to sustain a working government and hence decided that a new form of government was needed.

Notable people who were considered federalist are Alexander Hamilton and James Madison.

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