Quizlet For this discussion question look at the first two presidents (Washington and Adams) and discuss their administrations and the issues with which the new nation was having to deal. What was the accomplishments or significance of both Washington's and Adam's terms as president. Also, specifically analyze the rise of the party system. Who were the Federalists and the Democratic-Republican, who were the leaders of these parties and what were the ideologies of this first party system (issues that each side supported)?

Federalists were in favor of the strong government for the betterment of the country where as the democratic republic feared too strong central government.

Explanation:

Federalists trusted in a solid administrative republican government drove by educated, open lively men of property. The Democratic-Republicans, then again, dreaded an excessive amount of government power and concentrated more on the provincial regions of the nation, which they thought were underrepresented and undeserved.

The Federalists accepted that Democratic-Republican analysis of Federalist strategies was unfaithful and expected that outsiders living in the United States would identify with the French during a war. Therefore, a Federalist-controlled Congress passed four laws, referred to by and large as the Alien and Sedition Acts.