What was the major difference in opinion between Federalist and Democrat-Republican beliefs? A: Democrat-Republicans sided with Great Britain, while Federalists held anti-British positions.

B: Unlike Democrat-Republicans, Federalists supported a nation governed by the people.

C: Democrat-Republicans opposed slavery strongly, while Federalists supported slavery.

D: Federalists favored a strong central government and Democrat-Republicans favored a limited central government.

The answer is D.

explanation:

federalists were for a very strong and very controlling government. democrats and republicans had more of a “laizzes- faire” attitude. they supported a more limited government so the people would be more free. america is considered “free” because it’s a democratic republic, instead of being run by federalists.

The answer could be either B or D but it would more likely be D .

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