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In the 1796 elections, what did the Federalist Party and Democratic-Republicans stand for?

Match the descriptions below with the correct political party:

1. Wanted a bigger size of government.
2. Wanted a smaller size of government.
3. Wanted a government made up of the common man.
4. Wanted a government made up of the elite in society.
5. Supported factories and manufacturing as America's main industry.
6. Supported farmers as America's main industry.



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Final answer:

The Federalists supported a strong central government, while the Democratic Republicans preferred a limited central government during the 1796 elections.


Explanation:

Federalist Party:

  • Wanted a bigger size of government.
  • Supported factories and manufacturing as America's main industry.
  • Wanted a government made up of the elite in society.

Democratic Republicans:

  • Wanted a smaller size of government.
  • Supported farmers as America's main industry.
  • Wanted a government made up of the common man.

The Federalists supported a strong central government, while the Democratic Republicans preferred a limited central government during the 1796 elections.


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