The views the Federalist had towards the Constitution was called loose construction meaning they viewed it as an open interpretation as long as the Constitution did not directly allow it. On the flip-side, Jeffersonian Republicans viewed the Constitution as a strict constructionist, implying that if the Constitution didn’t directly permit it, it was unconstitutional. As for foreign policy, Federalist sided with Britain because of the superior economy Britain had. In contrast to Jeffersonian Republicans favored France because of their assistance in the American Revolution. When it came to economic views, both parties saw the economy prospering in immensely different ways than all other categories. As an illustration, Federalists desired to become an industrial economy. The group envisioned creating a workforce and manufacturing it’s own goods that they could sell
The views the Federalist had towards the Constitution was called loose construction meaning they viewed it as an open interpretation as long as the Constitution did not directly allow it. On the flip-side, Jeffersonian Republicans viewed the Constitution as a strict constructionist, implying that if the Constitution didn’t directly permit it, it was unconstitutional. As for foreign policy, Federalist sided with Britain because of the superior economy Britain had. In contrast to Jeffersonian Republicans favored France because of their assistance in the American Revolution. When it came to economic views, both parties saw the economy prospering in immensely different ways than all other categories. As an illustration, Federalists desired to become an industrial economy. The group envisioned creating a workforce and manufacturing it’s own goods that they could sell