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These Founding Fathers were Anti-Federalists who were against a strong central government: a Hamilton and Madison b Washington and Mason c Adams and Henry d Federalist Farmer and Hamilton
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These Founding Fathers were Anti-Federalists who were against a strong central government:

a
Hamilton and Madison
b
Washington and Mason
c
Adams and Henry
d
Federalist Farmer and Hamilton

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