Alexander Hamilton
The Federalist Party.
The Federalist Party, which was active in the United States from the late 18th century into the early 19th century, does not have a current manager, as it is no longer an active political party. The party was founded by figures like Alexander Hamilton and John Adams, and it dissolved in the early 1800s. Today, there are other political groups and organizations that may identify with federalist principles, but they are not the original Federalist Party.
The Federalist Party was a political coalition of itself. They were formed by a group of individuals in the 1790s who wanted a strong government.
Federalist
Ben Franklin was philisophically closer to the Republican party, even though the American party system was not fully evolved by the time his political activism had peaked.
He switched to Democratic- Republican. He first belonged to the Federalist Party.
He was never an official member of any political party, though he shared some of the views of a party that existed in his time called the Federalist Party. George Washington Was not a member of a political party.
The federalist party was the very first political party in the United States. The federalist party was founded in 1792.
Alexander Hamilton was never elected US President, although he may have aspired to the position. He was the first Secretary of the Treasury and leader of the Federalist Party.
The Federalist Party.
The Federalist party
John Marshall was a member of the Federalist party.
The Federalist Party.
He was part of the Democratic-Republican Party before it splintered into several factions in 1824. He was a part of the faction that developed into the National Republican Party which later became the Whigs.
John Adams
He was a federalist.
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