They believed that their local and state governments would be most responsive to their needs and therefore wanted as many limitations as possible on the power of the national governments over the states. ... The most vocal proponent of states rights during the early republic was Thomas Jefferson.
Brainliest?
The french revolution was a sucess
B, because I am right and you should believe me because I said so.
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the Japanese bombing of Pearl Harbor