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According to the federalists, why would it be difficult for ordinary people to be effective in governing the nation?
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According to the federalists, why would it be difficult for ordinary people to be effective in governing the nation?

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The Federalists believed that states and the normal people who inhabited the states couldn't be trusted to enact legislation because they were uneducated and self-involved.
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