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HELP MY TEACHER IS GOING TO GET ME A DETENTION IF I DONT DO THIS Summarize the differences in policies between the Federalists and the Democratic-Republicans, as reflected in the actions and laws passed by Adams and Jefferson.

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The Federalists favored a strong central government and the democratic republic did not favor a strong central government.

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The Federalists were different from the democratic republics. The federalist favored that there should be a strong central government to administer the country where as this was not favored by the democratic republic. They did not want a strong government in the center.

The federalist encouraged commerce and manufacturing where as this was not encouraged by the democrat republic. The federalist were not in the favor of egalitarian where as the democrat republic unlike the Federalist were some what egalitarian.

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