First Political Parties Review

a group of people who share similar ideas about government (do not put a space in answer)

(a)  

favoring one side of an issue based on the beliefs of a political party

(a)  

not permitted by the Constitution

(a)  

powers not specifically mentioned in the Constitution (do not put a space in answer)

(a)  

Organize these options into the right political party

Groups:

(a) Federalists

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(b) Democratic-Republicans

• Strict interpretation of Constitution

• Thomas Jefferson

• Agriculture/Farming

• Alexander Hamilton

• Loose interpretation of Constitution

• Small federal government; strong states' rights

• France

• Great Britain

• Trade and manufacturing

• Stronger federal government

• Ordinary Americans should control government

• Wealthy and educated should control government

In the Election of 1796,​ (a)   became president. He was a ​ (b)   . Vice President was​ (c)   who was a ​ (d)   . This caused tension because they were from different​ (e)   .

• John Adams
• Federalist
• Thomas Jefferson
• Democratic Republican
• political parties
• Whig
• states
• Alexander Hamilton
• John Jay