One fundamental way in which the anti-federalists and federalists were similar is that they a. both spoke out for state sovereignty. b. both supported a republican form of government. c. both maintained that a republic could succeed in a large country. d. both found support among both city dwellers and small farmers

The correct answer is option B. "both supported a republican form of government". Anti-Federalists and Federalists had dissimilar ideals, which led to debates and complicated the ratification of the Constitution. However, both political stances supported a republican form of government, as Anti-Federalists became the nucleus of the Jeffersonian Republican Party and Federalists wanted freedom of press, speech and religion, ideals that were shared with the Republican Party.

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