Federalists believed a workable government

The Federalists desired to have a powerful government and a stable executive branch. The Federalists did not wanted to have the bill of rights because they believed that the new constitution was satisfactory.

Federalists' ideas could be suitably defined as a nationalist. The Federalists played important role in 1787 in forming the new US Constitution, which established the federal government.

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