... low as making children work. Even though it was to help support the family, under no circumstances should young ones be forced to work in such horrible conditions. Believing in a strict interpretation of the constitution, the establishment of a national bank is not the power of congress. Nowhere in the constitution is it stated that congress can establish such an institution. If it ... a decision without the consent of the people, in this case through the constitution. As long as the United States continues to follow these guidelines it will remain a successful nation. With a strict int...

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... anti-federalists, were led by Alexander Hamilton. The Federalists, who were mainly from the north and lived in urban areas, wanted a broad interpretation of the law. The Republicans were mainly from the South and lived in rural areas wanted a strict interpretaion of the law. Washington, as president, thought that by being president you were above parties and that there was no need ... ...

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