The Republicans and the Federalist had many significantly different views which could be linked to the continual battle between liberty and order.

During Washington’s first term, the government he ran was a republic. Soon after the execution of King Louis, public protest had divided the American people into setting up their own parties.

The major argument that they Anti-Federalist had was that it took away the rights of the states and threatened the natural rights of the people.

Shows the distinct differences of the Republican and Federalist armies at the turn of the 19th Century.

This passage describes Washington’s lasting legacy on American history, discussing his involvement in the French and Indian War, his leading position as leading commander of the Continental Army during the American Revolution, and his reputation as being a noble person.

A brief look at the historic battle over the inclusion of a Bill of Rights in the United States Constitution.