All of the following are true about the Federalists, EXCEPT that the Federalists:

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The Federalists, in general, did not oppose Jay's Treaty. They supported it as a means to avoid war with Britain and stabilize economic relations, which aligns with their broader goals of strengthening the central government and supporting economic reforms. Opposition to Jay's Treaty was more characteristic of the Democratic-Republicans, who were wary of closer ties with Britain and feared that the treaty undermined American sovereignty.

All of the Following Are True About the Federalists, EXCEPT