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Which of the following arguments would have been used by a Federalist?
-A strong, central government will be able to handle the problems that face the new nation
-Without a bill of rights, the Constitution will not provide basic liberties.
-The Constitution will strengthen the democratic state governments and decrease the powers of the central government.
-The Constitution will provide a more elitist government by concentrating power in relatively few hands at a great distance from voters.

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W0lf93
The answer to this question is a) - that a strong, central government will be able to handle the problems that face the new nation. Federalists supported the federal government (hence the name). John Adams is a notable federalist who was elected to the presidency.
extensionprenton

The correct answer is option "A strong, central government will be able to handle the problems that face the new nation". The term "federalism" implies a strong central government, at which the followers or "Federalists" believe that a strong federal figure is needed in order to face the problems of the nation. Alexander Hamilton and other supporters formed the Federalist Party in 1791.

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