Question

Match each idea with the correct candidate.
Supported taxes on goods brought into the country
Believed in the rights of the common man"
Opposed slavery
Favored a strong central government
DONE

Answer 1

Answer:

Opposed slavery  - Believed in the rights of the common man

Favored a strong central government  - Supported taxes on goods brought into the country

Explanation:

Opposition to expulsion was a concept adopted by those who believed in the rights of the common man and therefore defended that all men were equal and everyone had the right to freedom and control of their own lives, that is, slavery was condemned and seen as an affront to human rights.

Taxes on goods brought into the country provided the central government, which in addition to being able to control the market and trade relations within the country, obtained sufficient funds to establish its projects in the states.

Answer 2

Here is the Answer to this question!

• Supported taxes on goods brought into the country Adams
• Believed in the rights of the common man Jackson
• Opposed slavery Adams

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I hope this helps the first three blanks, sorry I didn't have the question "Favored a strong central government" I would say "Jackson" If I guessed it but again like I said I didn't have that question. I hope the others help!