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21 July, 09:20

What was the federalist mayor arguments? (NOT ANTI)

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    The main arguments for federalism is that it prevents tyranny, it encourages people to take part in politics and it promotes democracy. Arguments against federalism include citizens being too ignorant to make pragmatic decisions, a lack of accountability due to political mismanagement and withdrawing powers from the states.
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