Regarding central authority, early Americans saw it as all of the following except

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Early Americans did not see central authority as something to be ultimately eliminated. While they did see it as a necessary evil, something to be distrusted, watched, and curbed, they still believed in the need for some form of centralized government. The idea of eliminating all central authority was not a common belief during this time period.

Regarding Central Authority, Early Americans Saw It as All of the Following