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The Federalists and the Democratic-Republicans had very different views about Britain and France. The Democratic-Republicans favored France, who had supported the colonies during the American Revolution. The Federalists often favored Britain because they?

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Wanted to maintain trade with the British.

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One of the major conflicting stand between the Federalist and Democratic-Republican was their favor to foreign nations. While Democratic-Republicans were favoring France, Federalists were inclined towards Britain. This could be understood by their political orientation while Democratic-Republicans maintain that agriculture is the key to growth for the young nation, federalist accepted the path of rapid industrialization and foreign trade.

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wanted to maintain trade with the British.

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