One fundamental way in which the anti-federalists and federalists were similar is that they a. both spoke out for state sovereignty. b. both supported a republican form of government. c. both maintained that a republic could succeed in a large country. d. both found support among both city dwellers and small farmers

The correct answer is option B. "both supported a republican form of government". Anti-Federalists and Federalists had dissimilar ideals, which led to debates and complicated the ratification of the Constitution. However, both political stances supported a republican form of government, as Anti-Federalists became the nucleus of the Jeffersonian Republican Party and Federalists wanted freedom of press, speech and religion, ideals that were shared with the Republican Party.

the answer is a) james madison.

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