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21 April, 10:21

Federalists believed in the separation of powers because they wanted

individuals to have separate rights.

O to avoid conflicts between states.

o the central government to avoid monarchy.

O the nation to elect a strong executive.

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  1. 21 April, 10:24
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    Answer: i believe the answer is B. the central goverment to avoid monarchy

    Explanation: well the federalist back then wanted a new kind of government and didnt want to repeat what the british were doing.
  2. 21 April, 10:31
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    Answer: C the central government to avoid monarchy.
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