In the 1700s, a voter who was a merchant and who supported a strong national government would most likely have supported

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In the 1700s, the Federalist Party, led by figures like Alexander Hamilton, was known for its support of a strong national government and had significant backing from merchants and others who benefited from national economic policies. The other parties listed either did not exist in the 1700s or had different priorities that did not align with a strong national government and the interests of merchants.

In the 1700s, a Voter Who Was a Merchant and Who