Summary Of The Fears Of The Federal List

In the article The fears of the federal list by Linda Kerber and The fears of the Jeffersonian Republic by Drew McCoy both draw the ideals of the federal list in the Republicans distant conflict of opposing ideas in the political field. Kerber expresses how federal us were carefully placed people with leadership from top minds of wealth, well McCoy shined the Republicans in a light of united people that were more willing to change with more of a insurgent mentality. Yet these groups seem to have ideas on different spectrums of the political layout of what America would become they both feared that the effects of each other's party would have on the public and influence for change.

The key concerns The federal is held since the start of the

The ideals of an elite class that could restrict their character role in the government to strengthen their control after the rebellion. Yet, the Nervous attitude of these federalist were that a lack of regard for this government could spread throughout the society altering and bringing disregard to most of the colonies. The control of this elite class of sedulous found it unpredictable to contain this culture yet they also didn't trust the Republicans to be aware of the social order that was being presented in America at this time in history. This unevenness in the American colonies brought a bias of support to Honorable behaviors against what the Republicans were looking to

Yet the federal us movement saw this is supporting flexibility not stability within the nation. McCoy describes these ideas of the Republicans with their own bias view giving a more enlightened look at Republicans compared to Kerber Article that gives a persistent view of their opportunity as federalist and their success with political however after reading McCoys article sheds light on how Jefferson did not want to industrialize the country a feeling that there was little need and that the ideal diss taste meant for proletariat on industry labor and also discussions and arguments over Louisiana purchase. Federal us at this time so this purchase to be random and unneeded where Jefferson sought is the importance of expansion of the country and contributing to a realistic power being added to the