Which political group from the late 1780s believed the national government should have the most power in the u.s. government?
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federalists

democrats

republicans

anti-federalists

The political group from the late 1780s that believed the national government should have the most power in the U.S. government were the Federalists .

Explanation:

The Federalist Party was a political party founded by Alexander Hamilton, a former Secretary of the Treasury in the cabinet of George Washington. It was particularly popular in the densely populated states in the northeast of the country. The party stood for a strong central authority where the federal government could exercise great influence over the individual states.

The party, often referred to as too British by the opposition, dominated national politics between 1792 and 1801. However, John Adams's presidency followed a downturn that led to the end of the party in 1820. Remnants of the party continued to function until the 1830s, but without any significant influence.

In the resolution issued by the Voronezh peasant assembly a manifesto was issued proclaiming the gradual abolition of redemption payments for land allocations and the expansion of peasant bank funds. The government of that time would be able to satisfy the essential needs of the peasants. On the other hand, in the assembly issued by Samara the peasants want land and the prohibition of hired labor. We can say that there was no contradiction between the two documents, since the interest was to help the peasants.