Question

Using Source 4, why would the Federalist Party support stronger ties to Britain over France?

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Federalist believed trade with Britain was vital to the Southern economy.
Federalists were angry with France over the Treaty of Paris of 1783.
Federalists saw British government as a model aristocracy that America should follow.
Federalists saw the French government as a corrupt government trying to bully a new nation.

Answer 1

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The Federalist Party would support stronger ties to Britain over France because they believed trade with Britain was vital to the Southern economy and they were angry with France over the Treaty of Paris of 1783. Additionally, the Federalists saw the British government as a model aristocracy that America should follow, while they saw the French government as a corrupt government trying to bully a new nation.