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Why did the federalists support radifying the constitution? (refer to the Amos Singletary)
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Why did the federalists support radifying the constitution? (refer to the Amos Singletary)

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The main reason why the Federalists supported ratifying the constitution was because they believed that there should be a much stronger federal government--as opposed to the individual states holding most of the power.
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