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p. 80 – 81 The First Political Parties Set Up p. 80 – 81 The First Political Parties

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The First Political Parties Graphic Organizer (p. 81) British alliance Emphasis on agriculture Emphasis on manufacturing Free trade French alliance Loose interpretation of the Constitution National Bank Protective tariff Rule by the people Rule by the wealthy class State banks Strict interpretation of the Constitution Strong federal government Strong state governments

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The First Political Parties Campaign Posters (p. 80) Divide your paper in half. The top half should be labeled “Federalists.” The bottom half should be labeled “Democratic-Republicans.” In each half, you need to create a broadside (campaign poster). Your broadside should include: a slogan colorful images to fill the portion of the page. The slogan and illustrations must effectively represent the platform of each party.

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