Federalists : :: Anti-Federalists : a States Rights, Strong National Government b Strong National Government, States Rights c Patrick Henry, James Madison d Thomas Jefferson, Alexander Hamilton

Federalists: Strong National Goverment, James Madison, Alexander Hamilton, Thomas Jefferson.

Anti-federalists: States Rights, Patrick Henry

Explanation:

The federalists were a group that believed that it was necessary to establish a strong central government, where all states placed themselves in submission, although they retained some power, less than the power of the central government, which should manage the entire national territory as a higher power. The leaders of this political aspect were: James Madison, Alexander Hamilton, Thomas Jefferson.

Anti-federalists, on the other hand, believed that the existence of a central power would lead to tyranny and therefore it was necessary to maintain the individual power of the states, without the need for submission to the central government that would remain with less political power than the states. One of the leaders in this area was Patrick Henry.

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