Hamilton's supporter's formed the federalist party.
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The Federalist Party.
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The Anti-Federalists party became the Democratic-Republican Party.
William Marbury was a Federalist, like John Adams. Thomas Jefferson was an Anti-Federalist, although by the time he became President the party was known as the Democratic-Republicans. James Madison was also an Anti-Federalist.Case Citation:Marbury v. Madison, 5 US 137 (1803)
The Federalist party grew out of Hamilton's view of a strong federal government.
The federalist party was the very first political party in the United States. The federalist party was founded in 1792.
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John Adams, the second president, was the only Federalist Party president. When George Washington became president there were no political parties. As time went on different people began to believe that the federal government should be strong and these believers were known as Federalists. Others believed the federal government should not be strong and they became known as Democratic Republicans. George Washington certainly believed in a strong central government and in the Federalist position, but there was no Federalist Party just yet. That is why he was not a "Federalist Party" president. As it became clear that Washington would not seek a third term, the people of the different thoughts became more organized into parties. John Adams hated political parties, but he was backed by the Federalists and ran for President as a Federalist and won. After Adams served, Thomas Jefferson, James Madison James Monroe served two terms each as members of the Democratic Republican party. By this time the Federalist Party all but disappeared. John Quincy Adams ran for president as a member of the National Republican party.
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The Federalist Party wanted a Constitution.