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below you will find several statements. please select Three that a federalist would agree with. remember that the federalists were supporters of the proposed constitution and were trying to convince the state to ratify the new constitution.

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-state government should answer to a more powerful federal government to maintain a sense of national unity?
-the articles of confederation created a weak federal government, and so they need to be replaced?
-the articles of confederation are fine just the way they are because they protect citizens and states from a powerful federal government?
-when the time comes, states should not ratify the constitution?
-state governments should should have most of the power in the united states? -states should vote in favor of ratifying the new constitution?

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